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This guide provides a comprehensive overview of how to properly fill out the Forms To Be Filled Out To Divide Or Consolidate Land in Will County. By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth submission process without any legal complications.

Follow the steps to complete the forms accurately.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor for filling out the necessary details.
2. On Page 2, locate the section labeled 'Name and Address for New Parcels.' Here, clearly print the legal title holder(s) along with the correct mailing address for tax bills of each corresponding tract. If available, include the property address for each new tract.
3. Proceed to Page 3. List the original legal description(s) as it currently stands along with the corresponding Permanent Index Number(s) (PINs). After that, provide the new legal description for each tract you wish to create and label them sequentially (Tract 1, Tract 2, Tract 3, etc.).
4. If you are consolidating land, remember that the owners of all parcels must be the same. Similar to Page 2, enter the legal title holder(s) and mailing addresses for both existing and new parcels. List the current legal description(s) along with their PINs and follow it with your new legal description after consolidation.
5. Ensure that the form is signed by the owner or their attorney and is notarized. A Plat of Survey may be required if there are discrepancies.
6. All completed forms must include the required 'Conformance Form' on Page 4. If the property lies in unincorporated Will County, this form needs to be filled by the Will County Zoning Department; if within a municipality, it must be completed by their Zoning or Planning Department.
7. After filling out the forms, return them to the Will County Mapping & Platting Department by mail. Ensure that they are filled out in their entirety, including a contact person’s information for any potential discrepancies.

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