The Illinois Petition for Expedited Judicial Determination of Factual Innocence (Financial Identity Theft) is a legal document used to request an expedited judicial determination of a person’s innocence in cases of financial identity theft. This petition is available to individuals who have experienced financial identity theft and are in need of a quick resolution to clear their name and credit report of any fraudulent or incorrect information. The petition is filed in the Illinois Circuit Court and is available in two different types of petitions: a Petition for Expedited Judicial Determination of Factual Innocence and a Petition for Expedited Judicial Determination of Factual Innocence (Financial Identity Theft). The Petition for Expedited Judicial Determination of Factual Innocence is used for individuals who have been the victim of non-financial identity theft, such as theft of personal information, false impersonation, or any other type of identity theft. This petition is used to clear the petitioner’s name from any criminal or civil charges associated with the theft. The Petition for Expedited Judicial Determination of Factual Innocence (Financial Identity Theft) is used for individuals who have experienced financial identity theft. This petition is used to clear the petitioner’s name from any criminal or civil charges associated with the theft, as well as any incorrect information on the petitioner’s credit report. The petitioner must provide evidence of the theft, such as a police report, and any other relevant information that proves their innocence. Both types of petitions require the petitioner to provide documentation of the identity theft and any other relevant information to prove their innocence. It is important for the petitioner to include all relevant information to ensure a speedy resolution.