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Illinois official complaint route

File an Illinois consumer fraud complaint

Report fraud, deception, unfair competition, or an unresolved consumer transaction.

Official complaint routeState government source

File an Illinois consumer fraud complaint

Report fraud, deception, unfair competition, or an unresolved consumer transaction.

For a residential-solar complaint, keep the sales proposal, signed or electronic contract, financing or lease documents, utility bills, production records, permits, inspection records, cancellation attempts, and company correspondence.

Open the official Illinois complaint page ↗
Official bankruptcy sourceChapter 7 · June 2024

Titan Solar Power resources for Illinois

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona lists Titan Solar Power IL, Inc. as an associated Titan debtor under case 2:24-bk-05230-MCW. The listing identifies the state-named debtor; it does not determine the status of any individual customer's contract, loan, warranty, or bankruptcy claim.

U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of ArizonaView the official Titan bankruptcy case hub ↗Titan Solar Power warranty after bankruptcy →Titan Solar Power closure and bankruptcy tracker →
Regional Minnesota solar-lending lawsuitlawsuit · Mar 8, 2024

Minnesota sues four solar lenders over alleged hidden fees

The Attorney General alleged that four lenders concealed approximately $35 million in dealer fees across nearly 5,000 residential-solar loans.

Minnesota Attorney General · Source dated Mar 8, 2024Read the source and case details ↗