The Illinois Mortgage Foreclosure Special Progress Call Order is a court order issued by the Circuit Court of Cook County that requires all parties involved in a mortgage foreclosure action to attend a special progress call hearing. The purpose of the hearing is to ensure that all parties are making progress in the case and that the case is moving forward. The hearing also gives the parties an opportunity to discuss settlement options or other resolution strategies. The hearing is typically held within 60 days after the filing of the complaint. There are two types of Illinois Mortgage Foreclosure Special Progress Call Order: residential and commercial. The residential progress call applies to foreclosure actions on residential real estate and the commercial progress call applies to foreclosure actions on commercial real estate. Both types of progress call require the parties to attend a hearing and discuss progress and settlement options. The court will also consider any other issues that may arise during the hearing.