Illinois Citation to Discover Assets is a type of legal document used in the state of Illinois that allows a creditor or other interested party to request the whereabouts of a debtor's assets. This document is typically used to obtain information from the debtor, such as bank accounts, real estate, vehicles, and other personal property that may be used to satisfy a debt. The Citation to Discover Assets must be served on the debtor and filed with the court, and the information requested must be answered in writing within 30 days. There are two main types of Illinois Citation to Discover Assets: one for obtaining information from a debtor in a pending lawsuit, and one for requesting information from a debtor not involved in a lawsuit.