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The Contract Modification Form is essential when parties need to change terms of an existing agreement without creating an entirely new contract. Common scenarios include adjusting payment terms, extending deadlines, or modifying deliverables. This document type is widely used across the United States and must comply with both federal and state contract laws. The form typically includes references to the original contract, clearly stated modifications, and signatures from all parties. A Contract Modification Form is particularly important for maintaining clear documentation of changes and ensuring all parties understand and agree to the modifications. It helps prevent future disputes by creating a clear record of what terms have been changed and how they differ from the original agreement.
