Wyoming Reaffirmation Documents are legally binding documents used to reaffirm a debt or other obligation between a debtor and a creditor. They are most commonly used in Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings, where the debtor is attempting to discharge a debt and the creditor is attempting to preserve their right to collect the debt at a later date. There are two main types of Wyoming Reaffirmation Documents: Reaffirmation Agreements and Reaffirmation Declarations. A Reaffirmation Agreement is a written contract between the debtor and the creditor that outlines the terms of the reaffirmation. It must be filed with the court and approved by the judge before it is legally binding. A Reaffirmation Declaration is a signed declaration by the debtor that confirms their intention to remain liable for the debt. It must also be filed with the court and approved by the judge before it is legally binding.