Form Break License For Free

Applicants can be renters or homeowners, but must be at least 65 years of age, or disabled, or the widow or widower turned 63 or 64 of an eligible person. Income ceilings are based on number of occupants: $21,780 for those living alone; $29,420 for 2 occupants; and $37,060 for 3 or more occupants.

Age Must be 65 years of age or older by December 31 of the current year; or Must be 16 years of age or older and totally disabled before January 1 of this year. Residency Must live in Illinois at the time of application.

$33,562 for a 1 person household (yourself only); or. $44,533 for a 2 person household (yourself and your spouse, or yourself and one qualified additional resident); or. $55,500 for a 3 person household (yourself, your spouse and one qualified resident, or yourself and two qualified residents).

Drive without adult supervision between a.m. and 5 a.m. Your parent, guardian, or custodian can complete a Waiver of Intermediate Driver's License Hour Restriction form (form 431170) to waive this restriction for school or work purposes.

The program is aimed toward seniors and persons with disabilities with specific qualifications. In addition to passenger, B-Truck and RV plate categories, most military license plates are eligible for the reduced fee as well.

The Illinois Department on Aging's Circuit Breaker program provides grants to senior citizens and persons with disabilities to help them reduce the impact of taxes and prescription medications on their lives.

Eligibility Guidelines -Must be 65 years of age. An exception is made for persons 63 ? 64 years old if they have been widowed and did not re-marry. -Must have paid property tax or rent. Some nursing home residents may not be aware they have paid property tax through their nursing home fees.