The Illinois Request for Accommodation Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a form that allows individuals with disabilities to request modifications or accommodations to their work environment or job duties so that they can perform their job to the best of their ability. This can include changes to their workstation, the types of equipment they use, or modifications to job duties. It may also include changes in how the job is performed, such as providing an interpreter for a hearing-impaired employee. The request must be made by the individual with the disability and must include a description of the disability, a description of the changes requested, and an explanation of how the requested changes will help the individual perform the job. Employers are required to provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities, and must consider each request on an individual basis. There are two types of Illinois Request for Accommodation Under the ADA: 1. Reasonable Accommodation Request: This request is for an employer to provide reasonable accommodation to an employee with a disability that will allow them to perform their job duties. 2. Structural Modification Request: This request is for an employer to modify or alter the physical structure of the workplace or job duties to better accommodate an employee with a disability.