The South Carolina Affidavit of Indigence and Application for Counsel (Juvenile Delinquency) is a document used by individuals in South Carolina who are unable to pay for legal representation in juvenile delinquency cases. It is used to determine the eligibility of a minor or their parents/guardians to receive court-appointed counsel without having to pay for the services. The affidavit is required to be signed by the minor or their parent/guardian in the presence of a notary. There are two types of South Carolina Affidavit of Indigence and Application for Counsel (Juvenile Delinquency): one for the parent/guardian and one for the minor. The parent/guardian affidavit must include information about the parent/guardian's income, assets, and other financial resources. The minor affidavit must include information about the minor's income, assets, and other financial resources. Both affidavits must be accompanied by supporting documentation, such as pay stubs, bank statements, and other financial documents. The completed affidavit and supporting documents must be submitted to the court for review and approval. If the court determines that the minor or parent/guardian is unable to pay for legal representation, counsel will be appointed to the minor free of charge.