An Illinois Affidavit For Non Wage Garnishment is a document filed with the court that states that the garnishee (the person or entity from whom payment is being sought) does not have any money or property belonging to the debtor (the person or entity owing the money). This is used to stop a creditor from garnishing the wages of the debtor. There are three types of Illinois Affidavit For Non Wage Garnishment: Personal Property, Real Estate, and Business Property. The Personal Property Affidavit is used when the garnishee does not have any personal property belonging to the debtor. This includes items such as furniture, jewelry, and other personal items. The Real Estate Affidavit is used when the garnishee does not have any real estate belonging to the debtor. This includes any land or buildings owned by the debtor. The Business Property Affidavit is used when the garnishee does not have any business property belonging to the debtor. This includes any commercial property, such as equipment, inventory, or accounts receivable. In each case, the garnishee must file an affidavit with the court asserting that they do not have any money or property belonging to the debtor. The affidavit must be signed and notarized before it is filed with the court. Once the affidavit is filed, the garnishment is stopped and the creditor is no longer able to garnish the wages of the debtor.