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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 such as claimant details, description of damages, and supporting documentation. It also specifies filing fees and submission instructions.

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How long after property damage can you claim insurance?

Civil rights lawsuits claiming discrimination or personal injury (also known as Section 1981 or Section 1983 claims) must be brought within two years.

What is the statute of limitations on property damage in Illinois?

Most homeowners insurance policies generally give policyholders one year to file a claim. But thats not universal. In some states, its two years, and in others, it can be as long as six.

What is the jurisdiction of the Court of Claims in Illinois?

The Illinois Court of Claims has exclusive jurisdiction to hear all claims regarding any contract with the State of Illinois; torts committed by agents of the state; time unjustly served by innocent persons in Illinois prisons; torts committed by escaped inmates of state-controlled institutions; and lapsed

How long do you have to file a property damage claim in Illinois?

Property Damage: five years from the date of the incident. Product Liability: two years from the date of injury. Libel Slander: one year from the date of the incident.

How long do you have to file a claim in Illinois?

Property Damage Liability Pays for damage to another persons car or property such as fences, buildings, utility poles, signs, and trees. Illinois law requires PD liability limits of at least $20,000 per accident.

How do I sue the State of Illinois?

The Court of Claims is the court of exclusive jurisdiction for all claims filed against the State of Illinois. Please complete the relevant complaint form in its entirety; include your Social Security number or your Federal Employee Identification Number.

How do I claim damaged property?

Notify your insurance company Written details about the nature and extent of the damage. List of the damaged items. Photos of the damaged items. Copy of your property lease. Copy of the police report or other investigative reports. Receipts and invoices related to the damage.

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