An Illinois Small Claim Complaint is a legal form used to start a civil claim in the Circuit Court of Illinois. This complaint is used when a person or business is owed money or property valued up to $20,000, or if the claim is for damages that do not exceed $20,000. The Small Claim Complaint is a document that outlines the facts of a case, including the amount of money owed, and is filed with the court. There are three types of Small Claim Complaint forms in Illinois: General Small Claim, Repletion (Claim for Property), and Appeal of Arbitrator Award. The General Small Claim form is used when a person or business is owed money or property that is valued up to $20,000. The Repletion form is used when a person or business is claiming ownership of personal property valued up to $20,000. The Appeal of Arbitrator Award form is used when a person or business is appealing an arbitrator’s award for an amount up to $20,000.