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The document is a Qualified Illinois Domestic Relations Order (QILDRO) issued by the Circuit Court of Illinois, which outlines the division of retirement benefits between a member of a retirement system and an alternate payee, typically a former spouse or dependent. It details the identification of the retirement system, payment methods for benefits, conditions for payments upon retirement or death, and calculations for determining the marital portion of benefits. The order ensures compliance with Section 1-119 of the Illinois Pension Code and retains jurisdiction for any necessary amendments.

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Begin by filling in the court details at the top of the form, including the judicial circuit and county.
In Section II, identify the retirement system and parties involved. Enter the member's name, address, and Social Security number, followed by the alternate payee's information.
Proceed to Section III to specify payment terms. Choose one method for how payments will be made to the alternate payee and enter relevant amounts or percentages.
Complete Sections IV through VII as applicable, detailing any conditions regarding post-retirement increases, refunds, or death benefits.
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Is SURS mandatory in Illinois?

SURS is the retirement administrator for employees in public higher education in the State of Illinois. Participation is mandatory if you are eligible.

When can I retire with SURS in Illinois?

Participants in SURS are eligible to retire at the following age and service levels: Age 55 with 8 or more years of service (Benefits are reduced for early retirement if the employee retires under the general formula between ages 55 and 60)

What is the SURS 6% rule?

Public Acts 094-0004 and 094-1057, also known as the SURS 6% Legislation, require the State Universities Retirement System (SURS) to bill the University of Illinois when they believe an employee (or employees) had earnings in an academic year utilized to determine his/her Final Rate of Earnings (FRE) that exceeded the

Can I opt out of TRS in Illinois?

Opt out of the program You can choose not to be automatically enrolled in the SSP. Opt out of the program by logging in to trsilssp.voya.com or by calling 844-877-4572 (844-TRS- 457B). If you opt out by your automatic enrollment effective date, no contributions will be deducted from your paycheck.

What is the new retirement law in Illinois?

The Illinois Secure Choice Savings Program requires employers with at least five employees, that have been in operations for at least two years, and that do not offer or contribute to a qualified retirement plan to enroll their employees in the plan.

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How does a SURS pension affect social security?

Social Security taxes will not be withheld from your SURS earnings. SURS participants are not eligible for Social Security coverage based on their employment with a SURS-covered employer.

What is a Qildro calculation order in Illinois?

A QILDRO Calculation Court Order is required for benefits allocated to an alternate payee by using a percentage of the gross benefit or a percentage of the marital period. Within 45 days after Receipt of QILDRO Calculation Court Order The System will acknowledge receipt and notify if order is valid.

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