The Illinois Oath and Bond Of Representative-Surety is a legal document that is used to guarantee the performance of a certain duty by an appointed representative. This document is used by the state of Illinois to ensure that an appointed representative is capable and willing to fulfill the obligations that are required of them. The Illinois Oath and Bond Of Representative-Surety includes the representative's name, address, and signature, as well as the name of the surety. The representative is also required to swear an oath or affirmation that they will faithfully perform the duties of their office. The types of Illinois Oath and Bond Of Representative-Surety include surety bonds, fiduciary bonds, and limited liability company bonds. Surety bonds are a type of insurance policy that is used to guarantee a representative's performance of a certain duty. Fiduciary bonds are used to guarantee the performance of a fiduciary duty that is required by law. Limited liability company bonds are used to guarantee the performance of a representative's duties related to a limited liability company.