Illinois Certification-Vouchers-Decedents Estate is a type of legal document used in Illinois to prove a decedent's estate has been properly administered. It is a certificate of appointment issued by the court that allows the estate of the deceased to be distributed according to their will. The voucher is issued by the Probate Court and attested by a court clerk. It is then filed with the county circuit court clerk. The Illinois Certification-Vouchers-Decedents Estate typically includes the decedent's name, date of death, county of residence, and the names of the executor/executrix, administrator/administration, and any other parties involved. It also typically includes the names and addresses of the beneficiaries, the amount of money or property distributed to each beneficiary, and the date of distribution. There are two types of Illinois Certification-Vouchers-Decedents Estate: a "Partial Voucher" and a "Final Voucher." A Partial Voucher is issued when the estate is not fully administered and there are still outstanding debts or expenses to be paid. A Final Voucher is issued when all debts and expenses have been paid and the estate is fully administered.