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How to fill out the IL Non-Standard Settlement Request online
Filling out the IL Non-Standard Settlement Request is an important step in addressing any outstanding toll violations or financial hardships. This guide will provide you with clear and supportive instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.
Follow the steps to successfully complete your request.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your editor.
- In the first section, enter the violator's name and phone number. Fill in the address, including the city, state, and zip code.
- Provide the license plate number(s) and indicate whether you have an I-Pass by circling 'Yes' or 'No'. If 'Yes', include your I-Pass account number.
- Fill out the hearing date and the total amount owed, ensuring all figures are accurate.
- State the total number of persons in your household and provide a breakdown of the total amount owed, including any previously paid amounts, tolls, pre-escalation fines, and escalated fines.
- Describe the reason for the violation or your hardship in the designated space provided.
- Indicate whether you are in bankruptcy by circling 'Yes' or 'No'. If 'Yes', enter your case number and state if it is subject to stay.
- Input the violator’s monthly income and attach a copy of your pay record or federal tax return. Additionally, provide the monthly income of your spouse or household member and attach relevant documentation.
- List your total assets and liabilities. Include details of your checking/savings accounts, the ownership status and value of your house, and details of any car you own.
- Break down your monthly expenses, including housing, car expenses, and utilities like electricity and gas. Add details about medical expenses if applicable, and attach documentation of invoices if needed.
- Propose your settlement amount and indicate the source of funds, such as savings or a credit card.
- Review and sign the declaration section, ensuring that all information is truthful and complete. Include the date of submission.
- Mail the completed form along with all supporting documents to the Illinois Tollway Customer Service Center at the address provided.
Complete your IL Non-Standard Settlement Request online today for prompt resolution.
Yes, unpaid Illinois tolls can indeed go to collections. If you delay payment, the tolling authority may escalate the matter to a collections agency, which could impact your credit score negatively. To address this situation effectively, consider submitting an IL Non-Standard Settlement Request to negotiate your debt. This process can help you manage outstanding toll balances while protecting your financial record.