The South Carolina Notice and Motion to be Relieved from Bond is a legal document filed with the court in South Carolina. It is used to request that a person be released from the obligation of a bond. This document is usually filed by the defendant in a criminal case. There are two types of South Carolina Notice and Motion to be Relieved from Bond. The first type is a Notice of Bond Discharge, which is used by the defendant to request that the court release the defendant from the bond obligation. The second type is a Motion to be Relieved from Bond, which is used by a third party to request that the court release the defendant from the bond obligation. Both types of South Carolina Notice and Motion to be Relieved from Bond must include the names of the defendant, the court, the prosecutor, and the bondsman, if applicable. The document must also include the amount of the bond and the reason for requesting the bond discharge. The Notice or Motion must be accompanied by a certificate of service that indicates who was served with the document. Finally, the Notice or Motion must be signed by the defendant and the attorney of record.