The Wisconsin Notice of Final Cure Payment is a document used by mortgage lenders to inform the borrower that their delinquent loan is being brought current after a payment plan has been established. It is issued after the loan has been brought current and is a legally binding document that states the borrower has fulfilled their obligations and is no longer delinquent on the loan. There are three types of Wisconsin Notice of Final Cure Payment: 1. Final Cure Payment with Extension: This type of notice is issued when the mortgage lender agrees to extend the amount of time the borrower has to repay the debt. 2. Final Cure Payment with Reinstatement: This type of notice is issued when the mortgage lender agrees to reinstate the loan to its original terms after the borrower brings the loan current. 3. Final Cure Payment with Forbearance: This type of notice is issued when the mortgage lender agrees to temporarily reduce or suspend the borrower’s loan payments until the loan is brought current.