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In South Carolina, the title transfer fee is based on the tax value of the vehicle. There is a $15 flat fee for the service of transferring the title, and a 5% (up to $500 maximum) road tax toward South Carolina infrastructure.

No, South Carolina is not a no-fault state. South Carolina is an at-fault (or tort ) state. That means the driver who causes an accident uses their insurance to pay for the other driver's bills from the collision.

Completed Title Application (SCDMV Form 400) Out-of-state vehicle title and/or registration. ... Acceptable identification. ... Liability insurance company information. Power of Attorney. ... Original paid vehicle property tax receipt from your county treasurer's office.

What is an FR-10 Form? The FR-10 Insurance Verification Form is a green form that the police officer who responds to your car accident will give you to be filled out by your insurance company. The form verifies that you have proper liability insurance, as required by South Carolina financial responsibility laws.

To buy a collision report from the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles, you can request a copy online or by completing the Request for Collision Report (SCDMV Form FR-50) and mailing it to the address on the form or take it to any local branch office of the DMV.

If possible, residents should use the DMV's online services to complete any relevant transactions. Follow the DMV's most recent updates for the latest information. You can register your car with the SC DMV either by mail or in person.

If you are moving to South Carolina from out-of-state and do not have your current license, you will need to provide a driving record from that state as proof of driving. If your out-of-state license is expired by nine months or more, you must pass the knowledge, road, and vision tests.

How Long Do You Have To File a Claim? In South Carolina, you have three years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. If you miss the filing deadline, your case will most likely be dismissed.

This includes the $250 IMF, $15 title fee, and $40 registration/license plate fee but does not include the property tax you will pay to your county of residence. You will pay the IMF once per vehicle, but you will not have to pay it again. You will pay the registration/plate fee every two years.

Two proofs of current, physical South Carolina address (a current, unexpired SC driver's license or identification card and a no more than 90-day-old utility bill with the same name and address)

Under most circumstances, a person must live in South Carolina for 12 consecutive months and change important documentation (driver's license, vehicle registration, etc. to South Carolina) to establish residency. Maintaining documentation in another state may delay your eligibility for in-state tuition.

You can transfer SC license plates from your old vehicle to a new one you own when you register it. The transfer fee is $10 PLUS taxes and title fees. You MUST surrender your license plates if you: Move to another state.