The Illinois Final Report of Independent Representative is a document issued by the State of Illinois that provides details on the activities and obligations of an independent representative working in the state. This report is generally completed by a representative working for a nonprofit organization, government agency, or other entity. It typically includes a summary of the representative’s duties, a description of the services provided, and a list of the organization’s programs. The report may also include information about the representative’s qualifications and experience in the field. There are two types of Illinois Final Report of Independent Representative: the Standard Report and the Enhanced Report. The Standard Report is a basic document that includes basic information such as the representative’s name, contact information, and background. The Enhanced Report includes additional information such as the representative’s educational background, training and development activities, and professional accomplishments. Both reports are submitted to the State of Illinois for review.