The Illinois Oath and Bond Of Guardian Or Executor is a legal document used in the state of Illinois to designate a person as guardian or executor of someone’s estate. The Oath and Bond is required to be filed with the Probate Court in the county where the estate is located. The Oath and Bond serves to ensure the appointed guardian or executor will faithfully execute the duties of their office. The Oath and Bond also serves to protect the interests of the estate’s beneficiaries. There are two types of Illinois Oath and Bond Of Guardian Or Executor: 1. Guardian Oath and Bond: This document is used to appoint a person as a guardian of a minor child or an adult incapacitated person. 2. Executor Oath and Bond: This document is used to appoint a person as an executor of an estate. The Oath and Bond must be signed and notarized by the appointed guardian or executor and should include a sworn statement of their acceptance of the office, as well as a statement of their agreement to faithfully perform the duties of office. The Bond should also include a surety bond or other security to protect the interests of the estate’s beneficiaries in the event of the guardian or executor’s breach of their duties.