A South Carolina false statement to a federal agency is a false statement provided to a federal agency that is from or made in the state of South Carolina. This false statement can be made in the form of a written or oral statement, or even a document. Specifically, this false statement can be any statement or information provided to a federal agency that is knowingly false, deliberately misleading, or contains a material omission. Types of South Carolina False Statement to a Federal Agency include: 1. False Representation: Making a false representation to a federal agency, such as providing false documents or information, or making a false promise. 2. Misrepresentation: Making a false or misleading claim about a material fact. 3. Omission: Knowingly leaving out or omitting a material fact. 4. Fraudulent Statements: Making a false or fraudulent statement to a federal agency. 5. Bribery: Offering money, gifts, or other items of value in exchange for a false statement to a federal agency.