I was notified that there is a court summons. How can I check whether it is true?

When receiving a court summons, check whether it is authentic from the following aspects:

1. Confirm that it is a manual notification. If it is a voice message left by a computer or device, it is not authentic. Notice from the court;

2. Clarify the name and location of the court in the notice. The court will inform the clear name of the court when notifying the litigants;

3. Based on the information it understands For the name of the court, you can check the court's phone number and go to the filing court to inquire.

4. Wait for work. If you don’t go to collect it, the court will notify you again or deliver it by mail.

The court summons can be served in the following ways:

1. Direct service, also known as delivery service, means that the people's court sends a special person to deliver the litigation documents directly to the court. Method of delivery signed by the recipient. Direct delivery is the most basic of delivery methods. That is to say, anything that can be served directly should be served directly to avoid delaying the litigation and ensure the smooth progress of the litigation process. ?

2. Service with lien means that when the recipient unreasonably refuses to receive the litigation document, the servicer places the litigation document at the residence of the recipient in accordance with the law and has the legal effect of service. Method of delivery. ?

3. Entrusted service means that when the people's court responsible for hearing the civil case has difficulty in directly serving the litigation documents, it entrusts other people's courts to serve them on its behalf in accordance with the law. Entrusted service has the same legal effect as direct service. ?

4. Service by mail refers to the method in which the People's Court sends the documents to be served through the post office and sends them to the recipient by registered mail. Practice shows that when the court uses mail service, it is usually a service method used when the addressee lives far away from the court and direct service is difficult.

5. Service by transfer refers to the method of service in which the people's court sends the litigation documents to the unit where the recipient is located for collection, and then transfers them to the recipient.