South Carolina Filing of a Will for Record is the process of filing a will in the probate court of the county where the deceased individual was last domiciled. This process is used to ensure that the will is valid and can be used in the estate administration process. There are two types of South Carolina Filing of a Will for Record: formal and informal. Formal filing requires they will be stamped by a probate court clerk and recorded in a Will Book, while informal filing does not require the will to be stamped or recorded. In either case, a copy of the will must be provided to the probate court. Both types of filing are necessary to ensure that the will is valid and can be used in the estate administration process.