Greenville County Public Records

The county clerk of courts is the keeper of most court records, and most are available online. Court records information includes the parties’ names, type of case, type of court, assigned judge, charges or case information, and any actions that have been taken. All official records of the county and the offices of countywide elected officials are on file in their respective offices and may be reviewed by the public at those offices. If you see a social security or account number in the public records, please email us. Our online search provides a convenient way to search and access these recorded documents from 1985 to the present.

The division also manages the processing and release of records from the greenville county detention center, to include inmate medical records. The public records office is open monday to friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm (excluding holidays). We are accessible in person, by phone, website and by email. Our motto is at your service The clerk is the official records custodian for all civil, criminal, and family court proceedings. They also manage the grand jury process and provide support to the offices of the solicitor and judges of greenville county. Clerk of court staff can assist you with copying and/or printing public records. The clerk of court’s office can also certify and seal copies and printouts for ten dollars ($10. 00) per document. Marriage records can be requested from the probate court. Divorce records can be obtained through the family court office. Information with marriage records includes the parties that applied, date applied, and the date of marriage. Case records search the south carolina judicial branch offices do not accept payments for criminal/traffic/parking tickets. Please contact the individual court in the county where the citation was issued.

Information with marriage records includes the parties that applied, date applied, and the date of marriage. Case records search the south carolina judicial branch offices do not accept payments for criminal/traffic/parking tickets. Please contact the individual court in the county where the citation was issued.