An Illinois Transfer Order Into Chancery From another Division is a type of court order that is issued by the Supreme Court of Illinois when a civil case needs to be tried in another court division. This order allows the case to be transferred from one jurisdiction to another. It is typically used when the case involves multiple parties or when it is more convenient for the parties involved to have the case heard in a different jurisdiction. There are two types of transfer orders: an interlocutory transfer order and a final transfer order. An interlocutory transfer order is issued when the court decides that the case should be transferred to a different court division before the full trial has taken place. A final transfer order is issued when the court has made its decision and the case is ready to be transferred to a different jurisdiction for completion of the trial.