The South Carolina Notice of Right to Demand Hearing is a notice that informs a person of their right to a hearing under the South Carolina Administrative Procedures Act. It is typically issued by a state agency or department when they make a decision that affects that person's rights, privileges, or duties. The Notice of Right to Demand Hearing outlines the nature of the decision, the reason for the decision, and the right to a hearing. It also outlines the procedure for requesting a hearing, the timeframe for filing a request, and the consequences of not requesting a hearing. There are two types of South Carolina Notice of Right to Demand Hearing: a pre-decision notice and a post-decision notice. A pre-decision notice is issued before the state agency or department has made its decision and informs the person of their right to a hearing. A post-decision notice is issued after the decision has been made and informs the person of their right to a hearing and the procedure for requesting a hearing.