The Illinois Notice of Final Report-Independent Administration is a document filed with the court after an estate has been settled. It is used to inform the court that the estate has been administered according to Illinois law, and that all debts have been paid in full. This document is required in order for the court to close an estate. There are two types of Illinois Notice of Final Report-Independent Administration: an Executor's Report and an Administrator's Report. The Executor's Report is filed when the estate is administered by an Executor, and the Administrator's Report is filed when the estate is administered by an Administrator. Both types of reports contain information about the estate, such as the assets and liabilities, and provide a summary of any taxes paid or owed. Additionally, the reports state whether the estate has been properly administered according to Illinois law.