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The Mortgage Extension Agreement is utilized when borrowers require additional time to fulfill their mortgage obligations beyond the original term. This document is essential in the Philippine lending landscape where property financing modifications need to be properly documented and registered. It includes critical information such as the new maturity date, revised payment schedule, and confirmation of the continuing security interest. The agreement must comply with Philippine banking regulations, including Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas circulars, and requires registration with the Registry of Deeds. Typically used in situations where borrowers are current on payments but need term extensions, this document helps prevent default while maintaining the lender's security interest. The agreement serves as an addendum to the original mortgage, requiring careful attention to both banking and property law requirements.
