IL SB3186

Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act to eliminate the requirement that interpreters sign disclosure forms during non-English retail transactions resulting in written contracts

Consolidates two separate disclosure forms into a single form that only the consumer must sign, regardless of whether the interpreter is a third party or the retailer/retailer's employee

Requires the simplified consumer form to acknowledge that the consumer selected the interpreter and that contract obligations will be explained in the consumer's native language

Removes the previously required separate form for situations where consumers voluntarily chose the retailer to act as their interpreter

Maintains existing exemptions for credit card transactions and allows businesses using substantially similar forms since before January 1, 2002 to continue using those forms