Fill a Valid Illinois Disposition Form

The Illinois Disposition form is a document used to certify the final disposition of a vehicle, confirming it has been purchased or donated free of any liens. This form is essential for individuals licensed under specific state regulations and must be completed accurately to ensure proper processing. If you need to fill out this form, click the button below for assistance.

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The Illinois Disposition form is an important document for individuals involved in the transfer or disposal of vehicles in the state. This form, issued by the Secretary of State's Vehicle Services Department, serves as a certificate of final disposition and is not to be confused with an Illinois Certificate of Title. It requires detailed information about the vehicle, including its identification number, make, model year, body type, and color. Additionally, the form must include the location of the vehicle and the names and addresses of both the purchaser and the current owner of record. It is essential to complete this form in full to ensure compliance with Illinois regulations. The document also asks whether a lienholder was contacted, and if so, proof of mailing must be submitted. Once completed, this form can facilitate the issuance of a Junking Certificate when accompanied by the appropriate junking application and proof of title search. Understanding the requirements and proper use of the Illinois Disposition form is crucial for anyone looking to navigate vehicle transactions smoothly.

Example - Illinois Disposition Form

ILLINOIS STATE POLICE	FOID Card #: _________________
FOID CARD & FIREARM DISPOSITION RECORD
NAME: ____________________________________	DATE OF BIRTH: ________/________/____________
Last Name, First Name, Middle Name	Month	Day	Year
ADDRESS: ___________________________________	PHONE: _(_________)_________-_______________
____________________________________	EMAIL: ____________________________________

Your FOID Card has been revoked. Within 48 hours of receiving notice of the revocation, the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act (430 ILCS 65/9.5) requires you to: (1) surrender your FOID card to the local law enforcement agency where you reside; (2) transfer all firearms in your possession or control; and (3) complete this Record. Please list all firearms in your possession at the time of revocation, indicating with whom they have been secured/transferred. If you do not have any weapons in your possession, please mark No Weapons on line 1 below. Initial Here: ______ If weapons are transferred to more than one person, complete a new

page for each person to whom weapons are transferred. A copy of this form should be retained, and another e-mailed to the Illinois State Police, Office of Firearms Safety, at ISP.FDR.FormReturn@illinois.gov.

Make

Model

Serial #

Person to Whom Firearms were Transferred

(initial by each weapon received):

Name and Address	FOID# or FFL#

ADDITIONAL PAGE(S) ARE ATTACHED AS MORE SPACE IS NEEDED – Initial ______.	Page ___ of ___
My FOID Card Has Been: (initial below)	Printed Name and Signature of Official
___ Surrendered to the local law enforcement agency	Acknowledging Receipt of the FOID Card:
where I reside (Signature Required →);
___ Surrendered to the Court (Signature Not Required); or	___________________________________
___ Lost or Destroyed (Signature Not Required).
My Weapons Have Been: (initial below)	Printed Name and Signature of Person
___ Surrendered to or seized by the local law	Acknowledging Receipt of Weapons:
enforcement agency where I reside;
___ Transferred as indicated above	____________________________________

I certify I have transferred all firearms that I own or are under my custody and control to the custody of another person with a valid FOID card and otherwise complied with the provisions outlined above regarding the FOID Act. I declare under penalty and perjury under the laws of the state of Illinois the information provided in this form is true and correct. Total # Pages _______

_________________________________________________

Signature of Revoked Card Holder

_________________________

Date

Law Enforcement Official’s Signature OR

Notary Stamp,

Signature

and Date:

NOTICE TO POLICE AGENCY: Surrendered FOID card(s) must be destroyed.	ISP 2-636 (10/20)

ILLINOIS STATE POLICE	FOID Card #: _________________
FOID CARD & FIREARM DISPOSITION RECORD
CONTINUED – ADDITIONAL PAGE FOR FIREARMS LISTING
NAME: ____________________________________	DATE OF BIRTH: ________/________/____________

If weapons are transferred to more than one person, complete a new page for each person to whom weapons are transferred. A

copy of this form should be retained, and another e-mailed to the Illinois State Police, Office of Firearms Safety, at

ISP.FDR.FormReturn@illinois.gov.

Make

Model

Serial #

Person to Whom Firearms were Transferred

(initial by each weapon received):

Name and Address	FOID# or FFL#

ADDITIONAL PAGE(S) ARE ATTACHED AS MORE SPACE IS NEEDED – Initial ______.	Page ___ of ___
My Weapons Have Been: (initial below)	Printed Name and Signature of Person
___ Surrendered to or seized by the local law	Acknowledging Receipt of Weapons:
enforcement agency where I reside;
___ Transferred as indicated above	____________________________________

NOTICE TO POLICE AGENCY: Surrendered FOID card(s) must be destroyed.

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Document Breakdown

Fact Name	Detail
Purpose	The Illinois Disposition form certifies the final disposition of a vehicle, indicating it has been purchased or donated free of liens.
Governing Law	This form is governed by Section 5/5-301 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes (ILCS).
Completion Requirement	The form must be completed in full to be valid. Incomplete forms may not be accepted.
Usage Limitation	Only individuals licensed under Section 5/5-301 ILCS may use this form for vehicle disposition.
Contact Information	The form includes contact details for the Secretary of State Vehicle Services Department, located in Springfield, IL.
Lienholder Notification	The form requires a question regarding whether a lienholder was contacted, which must be answered with proof of mailing if applicable.
Junking Certificate	A Junking Certificate can be issued if the proper junking application, proof of title search, and junk vehicle bill of sale are provided along with this form.

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