South Carolina Trademark and Service Mark Assignment Application (Assignment of A Trademark Or Service Mark) is a document that must be filled out and filed with the South Carolina Secretary of State’s Office in order to register a trademark or service mark in the state of South Carolina. This document is used to transfer ownership of a trademark or service mark from one party to another. The application must include the name and address of the assignor (the party who is transferring the trademark or service mark) and assignee (the party receiving the trademark or service mark). It must also include the filing fee, a statement of the facts upon which the assignment is based, and a copy of the document or instrument that transfers the trademark or service mark. There are two types of South Carolina Trademark and Service Mark Assignment Application (Assignment of A Trademark Or Service Mark): an Assignment Without Goodwill and an Assignment With Goodwill. An Assignment Without Goodwill is used when the trademark or service mark does not have any associated goodwill value, and the assignor is only transferring the legal rights to the trademark or service mark. An Assignment With Goodwill is used when the trademark or service mark has some goodwill value, and the assignor is transferring the legal rights to the trademark or service mark, as well as the goodwill associated with the trademark or service mark.