When mailing legal documents or court-related documents, only EMS can do it, not other couriers.
1. According to the "Postal Law of the People's Republic of China", the provisions are as follows:
Article 55: Express delivery companies are not allowed to operate letter delivery services that are exclusively operated by postal companies. Official documents from state agencies are not allowed to be sent.
2. According to the "Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Service of Civil Litigation Documents by Court Express Delivery", the provisions are as follows:
(1) Direct service by the People's Court If there are difficulties in litigating documents, they may be delivered by national postal agency (hereinafter referred to as the postal agency) by court express delivery, except in one of the following circumstances:
(1) The person to be served or The litigation agent and the recipient designated by the recipient agree to go to the People's Court to accept service within the designated period;
(2) The whereabouts of the recipient are unknown;
(3) There are special service methods stipulated in laws or international treaties concluded or acceded to by my country.
(2) Article 2: If civil litigation documents are delivered by mail by court express delivery, the delivery shall have the same legal effect as delivery by the people's court.
Extended information
When court documents are mailed, they are served if one of the following circumstances occurs:
(1) The recipient receives a receipt in the mail Signed, stamped or sealed;
(2) The recipient is a natural person without capacity for civil conduct or with limited capacity for civil conduct, and his legal representative signs for it;
(3) The recipient is a legal person or other organization, and the legal representative of the legal person, the main person in charge of the organization, or the staff of the office, mailing room, or duty room sign for receipt;
(4) The litigation agent of the recipient signs for receipt;
(5) The recipient designated by the recipient signs for receipt;
(6) The recipient lives together Signed by adult family members.
China Government Website - "Postal Law of the People's Republic of China"
Supreme People's Court - "Several Issues of the Supreme People's Court on the Service of Civil Litigation Documents by Court Express Delivery" Regulations"