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The document is a Driver Services Department Driving Record Abstract Request Form from the Office of the Secretary of State in Illinois. It outlines the process for individuals to request driving records, requiring completion of specific sections including personal information of the driver and requestor, affirmation of truthfulness, and identification requirements. The form also details various categories under which a requestor may apply for records, along with associated fees for certified records and photocopies.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Illinois - Stidham Reconstruction in the editor.
In Section I, enter the Driver’s License Number and the Name and Date of Birth of the driver(s) whose records you are requesting. Ensure that you print legibly for clarity.
Proceed to Section II to provide your identity as the requestor. Fill in your Driver’s License, Permit, or ID Number, and indicate whether you are requesting on your own behalf.
If applicable, complete Section III by providing details about the person or organization you represent. This is essential if you are not requesting for yourself.
In Section IV, mark the appropriate category that describes your relationship to the record(s) requested. Make sure to provide any additional information required based on your selection.
Finally, affirm the accuracy of your information in Section V by signing and dating the form. Remember that notarization is required if mailing this form.

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