Section 9015.50   Service and Proof of Service

a)         Electronic service is not capable of conferring jurisdiction. Documents requiring personal service to confer jurisdiction may not be served electronically.

b)         All other documents may be served upon the other party or the party's representative electronically. The subscriber shall be responsible for completing electronic service of the documents. By registering in the electronic filing system, the subscribers consent to receipt of all other documents e-filed and e-served upon them.

c)         Subscribers consent to receive all communication from the Commission, including but not limited to notice of hearing, orders, decisions, or any general correspondence via electronic filing. The Commission may also issue any Commission document via e-mail.

d)         E-service shall be deemed complete as of the filed date and time listed by the e-file system. For the purpose of computing time for any party to respond, any document served is deemed to be served the next business day following the date of transmission.

e)         The e-filing vendor is required to maintain an e-service list for each e-filed case.