Legal analysis: According to the provisions of relevant judicial interpretations, electronic service uses a specific system for instant reception such as fax, email, mobile communication, etc. as a service medium to serve relevant matters to the recipient. Litigation documents, except judgments, rulings, and mediation documents.

1. Electronic service uses a specific system for instant reception such as fax, email, mobile communication, etc. as a delivery medium to deliver relevant litigation documents to the recipient. However, judgments and rulings , except for the mediation letter

2. The court’s electronic service signature is subject to the consent of the recipient, that is, the recipient confirms it in the People’s Court’s confirmation of the delivery address. The People’s Court can use electronic If the legal document is delivered by delivery method, the recipient shall sign for confirmation with the signature code in the text message sent by the people's court. At the end of the text message sent by the People's Court, a link to the legal document webpage will be attached, as well as a signature code to enter the webpage. This is how the recipient signs for electronic service.

Legal basis: "Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on the Application of the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 135 Electronic service may use fax, email, or mobile communication Wait for a specific system of immediate receipt as the delivery medium. The date of arrival in the specific system of the recipient as stipulated in Paragraph 2 of Article 87 of the Civil Procedure Law is the date on which the corresponding system of the People's Court shows that the delivery was successful, but the date on which the recipient proves that it has arrived in its specific system corresponds to the date of delivery in the corresponding system of the People's Court. If the system shows that the date of successful delivery is inconsistent, the date on which the recipient proves it arrived in his specific system shall prevail.