The State of South Carolina generally adopts the Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act under 15 U.S.C. §§ 1681-1681(u).

The S.C. Consumer Protection Code requires that persons who make consumer credit sales, leases or loans or persons who engage in rent-to-own, and persons who take assignments of rights against debtors arising from such transactions are required to file a notification form and pay anotification fee to the S.C. Department of Consumer Affairs for each location at which such transactions are made.

The notification fee is $90 per location. See South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs, which enforces the South Carolina Consumer Credit Code.  Department linked here.