The South Carolina Affidavit for Change of Venue is a legal document that is used to request a change of location for a court action. It is commonly used when a party to a legal proceeding wishes to move the case to a different court in South Carolina. The affidavit must be filed with the Clerk of Court in the county where the action is currently being heard and must be signed by both parties or their attorneys. There are two types of South Carolina Affidavit for Change of Venue: an Affidavit for Change of Venue Due to Prejudice and an Affidavit for Change of Venue Due to Convenience. The Affidavit for Change of Venue Due to Prejudice is used when a party wishes to move their case to another county due to prejudice or bias of the local court. The Affidavit for Change of Venue Due to Convenience is used when a party wishes to move their case to another county due to convenience of the parties, attorneys, or witnesses.