Illinois Receipt Consent and Waiver on Closing of Decedent's Estate is a legal document used to provide evidence that the Executor of the estate is authorized to close the estate. This document is typically used when an Executor wishes to close an estate without having to go through the court process. The document serves as proof that all necessary parties have given their consent to the closing of the estate and that all assets have been distributed to the appropriate parties. It is typically signed by the Executor, the Beneficiaries of the estate, and the appropriate creditors. The document is also known as a Waiver of Administration or a Receipt and Discharge of Executor. There are two types of Illinois Receipt Consent and Waiver on Closing of Decedent's Estate: 1) General Form and 2) Special Form. The General Form is the most commonly used and requires the Executor to list all assets, debts, and distributions; while the Special Form is more specific and requires the Executor to include additional details such as an inventory of assets, a list of creditors, and the names of Beneficiaries.