An Illinois Notice of Motion to Vacate Default Judgment of Foreclosure is a legal document filed in the Circuit Court of Illinois in order to challenge a foreclosure judgment issued by the court and to have the court vacate or set aside the judgment. This type of motion is typically filed by a homeowner who believes that the foreclosure judgment was issued in error or in violation of the law. The notice explains why the homeowner believes the foreclosure judgment should be vacated and requests that the court set aside the judgment. There are two types of Illinois Notice of Motion to Vacate Default Judgment of Foreclosure: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary motion is initiated by the homeowner and is based on one of the homeowner's own legal arguments. An involuntary motion is initiated by the court and may be based on a mistake or error in the legal proceedings that led to the foreclosure judgment. The filing of an Illinois Notice of Motion to Vacate Default Judgment of Foreclosure does not guarantee that the foreclosure judgment will be vacated or set aside. The court will review the motion and consider the evidence presented to determine whether the foreclosure judgment should be vacated.