An Illinois Motion to Vacate Default Judgment of Foreclosure is a legal document used to challenge the validity of a foreclosure judgment. The motion is filed in the court where the foreclosure proceedings took place. The party filing the motion must provide evidence that they did not have proper notice of the foreclosure or that there was some legal defect in the foreclosure proceedings. The motion must detail why the foreclosure should be set aside. There are three main types of Illinois Motion to Vacate Default Judgment of Foreclosure: 1. Motion to Vacate Default Judgment for Insufficient Notice: This motion is used when the party filing the motion did not receive adequate notice of the foreclosure proceedings. 2. Motion to Vacate Default Judgment for Procedural Defect: This motion is used when the party filing the motion believes that the foreclosure proceedings were not conducted properly. 3. Motion to Vacate Default Judgment for Substantial Irregularity: This motion is used when the party filing the motion believes that the foreclosure proceedings were conducted in an unfair manner.