The Illinois Order To Special Stay Calendar is an official document issued by the state of Illinois to allow a person to remain in their place of residence for a specified period of time. This document is typically used for individuals who are facing eviction, foreclosure, or other housing related issues, and need additional time to correct the issue. There are two types of Illinois Order To Special Stay Calendar: a Temporary Stay and a Permanent Stay. A Temporary Stay can be issued for up to sixty days, and may be extended for an additional sixty days. A Permanent Stay can be issued for up to one year, and may be extended for an additional year. Both types of Stay require approval by the court, and must include the reasons for the requested stay.




