Assumption and Amendment of Loan Documents are legal documents that are used to modify, replace, or supplement existing loan documents. These documents may be used to adjust the terms of a loan, such as the interest rate, the amount borrowed, or the repayment schedule. They may also be used to add or remove a borrower or lender. There are two main types of Assumption and Amendment of Loan Documents. The first is an assumption agreement, which is used when a new party takes over responsibility for the loan from the original borrower. This agreement includes details about the new borrower's obligations and responsibilities, as well as any changes to the loan terms. The second type of Assumption and Amendment of Loan Documents is an amendment, which is used to modify or supplement existing loan documents. Amendments may include changes to the repayment schedule, the interest rate, or the security for the loan. They may also add or remove a borrower or lender from the loan agreement. Both types of Assumption and Amendment of Loan Documents must be signed by all involved parties in order to be legally binding.