Does court electronic service require signature and confirmation?

Electronic service from the court requires signature and confirmation. According to the relevant legal basis and other provisions, if the People's Court can use electronic service to serve legal documents with the consent of the recipient, that is, the recipient has confirmed it in the People's Court's confirmation of delivery address, The sender shall sign for confirmation with the signature code in the text message sent by the People's Court.

What to do if the electronically delivered documents are overdue for signing?

The overdue signature for electronically delivered documents can wait for an announcement. Court announcements are legal documents released to the public by state organs that independently exercise judicial power. In the work of the People's Court, announcements are widely used. Court announcements can be divided into non-litigation announcements and litigation announcements according to procedures. It is a notice judicial document that the court publicly releases and posts to the public in accordance with the law regarding certain litigation activities or specific people and matters. The announcement mentioned here refers to the announcement used by the court in the litigation process. The author calls it the court litigation announcement, or the litigation announcement for short. Litigation notices have two statuses. In a static situation, the litigation announcement is a judicial document; in a dynamic situation, the act of issuing a court announcement is a trial act, that is, a state agency that independently exercises judicial power, or a state agency that independently exercises judicial power explicitly requires its subordinate services Institutions serve trials.

Legal basis: Article 87 of the "Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"

Service of litigation documents must be accompanied by a receipt of service, issued by the recipient Mark the date of receipt on the delivery receipt and sign or stamp it.

The date of receipt signed by the recipient on the delivery receipt is the date of delivery.

Article 88

Service of litigation documents shall be delivered directly to the person to be served. If the person to be served is a citizen, he or she must hand it over to his adult family member who lives with him or her. If the person to be served is a legal person or other organization, the legal representative of the legal person or the principal person in charge of the other organization or the legal person or organization shall be responsible for the receipt. The recipient shall sign for receipt; if the recipient has a litigation agent, the document may be sent to his agent for signature; if the recipient has appointed a collector to the People's Court, the document shall be submitted to the recipient for signature.

The date on which the adult family member living with the recipient, the person responsible for receiving the document from a legal person or other organization, the litigation agent or the recipient signs on the delivery receipt shall be the date of delivery.