Illinois Rule 298 Certification for Waiver of Court Fees is a type of legal document filed in the Circuit Court of Illinois. It is used to waive court fees and costs for parties who cannot afford to pay them. This form must be completed and signed by the party seeking the waiver, and submitted to the court with other necessary documents. The certification must include all the party’s financial information, including income, assets, and expenses. This form must be completed and signed by the person seeking the waiver and notarized. There are two types of Illinois Rule 298 Certification for Waiver of Court Fees: 1. General Waiver of Court Fees: This waiver is available to individuals who meet the financial requirements, as set out in the Illinois Supreme Court Rules. 2. Special Waiver of Court Fees: This waiver is available to individuals who have a physical, mental, or emotional disability which prevents them from paying court fees and costs. The court must find that the party is unable to pay court fees and costs, and must grant a special waiver for the party.