Illinois
Illinois HOA website law: get compliant free
Illinois associations will need a website. CommonBoard's Free plan includes one for any size association.
What the rule says
From CommonBoard's state rules table, with the law cited.
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Your association's own public site with your name, contact form and board list. On our address or your own domain.Documents in one place
Post governing documents, rules, budgets and minutes. Pick what's public and what's for owners only.Meetings and notices
Upcoming meetings and announcements show up on the site automatically.An owner portal too
Owners sign in to read announcements, documents shared with owners, and the directory.
The Free plan includes the public website for any size association. Check the law's list of required postings with your attorney: CommonBoard's site has a place for each document you post.
From our state rules table
Illinois rules CommonBoard follows for HOAs
CommonBoard uses these for deadlines, notices and warnings, with the law cited. Our HOA attorney reviews each one.
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This page explains how CommonBoard works. It isn't legal advice. Ask your association's attorney about your situation. See also the free compliance checklist.