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Property Damage Form - Illinois Secretary of State 2025

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The document is a Property Damage Form for filing claims against the State of Illinois in the Court of Claims. It outlines the process for claimants to seek compensation for property damage caused by state actions, including required information, supporting documentation, and filing fees.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your name as the Claimant at the top of the form. Ensure that all details are accurate.
In the section for the amount claimed, specify the total sum you are seeking for property damage.
Detail the events leading to your claim in the narrative section. Attach any necessary documents such as bills or receipts as Exhibit 'A'.
Indicate whether you have previously presented this claim to any State department and provide relevant details if applicable.
Complete your contact information, including your address and telephone number, ensuring clarity for communication purposes.
Sign and date the form at the bottom, confirming that all information provided is true and accurate.

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How to fill out a property damage release form?

What Elements Should be Included in the Form? Names and contact information of all parties involved. Description of the incident or dispute. Settlement amount, if applicable. Date and location of the event leading to the claim. Signatures of the Releasor and Releasee.

How do I file a claim for pothole damage in Illinois?

Information regarding property damage claims procedures may be accessed by visiting the IDOT Claims Procedures page or calling IDOTs Central Bureau of Claims located in Springfield at (217) 782-6263 or (847) 705-4061 for the Chicago area.

Does Illinois pay for pothole damage?

Heres how to submit a claim. If your car was damaged by a pothole on an Illinois state highway, you might not have to foot the bill; the Illinois Department of Transportation may pay for the repair work.

How to claim after hitting a pothole?

Yes, you can claim for pothole damage, but youll need to make a note of the road it happened on, as well as what the damage was and the date and time it occurred. Its best recommended to make a note of your whereabouts on the road you were driving on (using a nearby marker post or landmark/feature).

How much damage can a pothole cause?

Repeatedly hitting potholes can puncture your tires, cut the sidewall or belts, bend or a wheel, damage parts of your suspension, or simply throw your car or truck out of alignment.

Can you get reimbursed if a pothole damages your car?

You can get reimbursed by the town if it has been previously reported as a road hazard. However, it is not easy and requires multiple court appearances and definitely legal counsel. Good luck! Obviously you can go through your own insurance if you have coverage for road hazards.

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