What should the plaintiff do after receiving the notice of proof?

After receiving the notice of proof, the plaintiff needs to submit relevant evidence to the court to prove his claim. The notice of proof is a notice sent to both parties of the original defendant after the court filed the case, and there is a time limit for proof. Within the prescribed time limit for proof, both parties need to submit relevant evidence to the court to prove their claims. Evidence submitted beyond the time limit for adducing evidence is generally not accepted by the court. The time limit of proof refers to the period during which the parties perform the burden of proof to the people's court. Within the time limit for adducing evidence, the parties concerned shall submit evidential materials to the people's court. If the party fails to provide evidence within the time limit, it shall be deemed as giving up the right to provide evidence.

Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Evidence in Civil Procedure

Article 50

The people's court shall serve a notice of proof on the parties in the preparatory stage before the court session.

The notice of proof shall specify the distribution principle and requirements of the burden of proof, the circumstances in which you can apply to the people's court for investigation and collection of evidence, the time limit for proof specified by the people's court according to the circumstances of the case, and the legal consequences of providing evidence beyond the time limit.