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You can file a complaint and submit applications for licensing online. Filings you do not wish to make, or that are not available, online can be submitted via mail for processing.

Department staff is available to assist with any questions at (800) 922-1594 (toll free in SC) or 803-734-4200 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding State holidays. You can also email general questions to scdca@scconsumer.gov. 

 

Chapter Five

  • 5.106-7709 (PDF), issued 7/11/1977
    The garnishment provisions relate to involuntary deductions from earnings and not to voluntary requests for deductions.
     
  • 5.109-7913 (PDF), issued 7/9/1979
    Clarification of "payment as required by agreement."
     
  • 5.110-7703 (PDF), issued 4/22/1977
    Provisions concerning notice of the consumer's right to cure and cure of default apply to secured single payment loans.
     
  • 5.110-7703, (Reconsideration) (PDF), issued 6/24/1977
    Provisions concerning notice of the consumer's right to cure and cure of default apply to secured single payment loans.
     
  • 5.110-7711 (PDF), issued 8/16/1977
    Notice of the consumer's right to cure must allow at least 20 days to cure the default.
     
  • 5.110-8501 (PDF), issued 12/2/1985
    The cure notice provided in § 37-5-110(2) may be altered in certain circumstances. 
     
  • 5.110-8602 (PDF), issued 10/27/1986
    Alteration of cure notice by deleting references to the creditor's ability to repossess the collateral.
     
  • 5.111-8004 (PDF), issued 5/7/1980
    Although § 5.111 does not require creditor to wait ten days before proceeding against a consumer or goods that are collateral in connection with subsequent defaults on the same obligation, other considerations may.
     
  • 5.204-7507 (PDF), issued 6/2/1975
    Buyer's right to cancel home solicitation sale secured by the buyer's residence is controlled exclusively by the Federal Truth-in-Lending Act.

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