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All Illinois Courts must accept these forms. Scroll down below the chart for important information on how to fill out these forms, including the need for Adobe and downloading forms to save them properly so that you can electronically file them.
Standardized Court Forms. The following forms have been approved for use by the Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice and are required to be accepted in all Illinois courts. The forms are ADA accessible, and you can handwrite or type into the PDF form.
The Conference has placed seven citation forms and corresponding printing instructions (4 paper forms and 3 electronic forms) on file with the Illinois Supreme Court Clerk as required under the rule. A file-stamped copy of each form is available below.
Illinois Court Forms. The Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice is pleased to announce that it has updated a number of forms relevant to Divorce and Family Law cases through the normal course of annual review and/or to keep current with recent law or rule changes. All documents can be found here.
The Form Library has court forms, legal documents, and letters for many kinds of legal problems. Use our Easy Form programs to help you create the forms you need. You can also download blank forms and fill them out on a computer or by hand.
e-FileIL. Learn how to eFile in the Illinois Court system. Re:SearchIL. An online portal to access documents filed through eFileIL. High-Profile Cases. Find information on high-profile cases before the Illinois Supreme Court and Illinois Appellate Courts. Probation Services.
This program will help you prepare your documents. It will ask you questions and you will enter your answers. At the end of the program, you will get a completed set of court forms with instructions that you can save and print. Form completion time: 10 minutes to 15 minutes.
eFiling is mandatory in all civil cases in the Illinois Supreme, Appellate, and Circuit Courts through a single, centralized electronic filing manager (EFM), called eFileIL, by using one of the multiple certified electronic service providers that you pick.
Approved Statewide Forms. Follow the link to access forms approved for use by the Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice and are required to be accepted in all Illinois courts. http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/Forms/approved/default.asp.
Download and complete Motion and Notice forms from the Illinois Office of the Courts.