NEFCR 10

Electronic Service Through an EFS

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Rule 10. Electronic Service Through an EFS

 (a) Documents Subject to Service, Exceptions. Service
of documents through an EFS is limited to those documents served electronically
under JCRCP 5, NRCP
5, or NRAP 25, as applicable. A summons
and a complaint, petition, or other document that must be served with a
summons, served under JCRCP 4 or NRCP 4, or a subpoena, served under JCRCP 45, NRCP
45, or any statute, cannot be served through an EFS.

 (b) Service on Registered Users. When
a document is electronically submitted and filed, an EFS will send notice to
all registered users on the case that a document has been submitted and filed
and is available for viewing on the document repository or CMS. The notice must
be sent by email to the addresses furnished by the registered users under Rule
5(c). This notice is valid as effective service of the document on the
registered users and has the same legal effect as service of a paper document.
Unless the court files proof of service through the EFS into the docket, the
party is obligated to provide proof of service.

 (c) Consent to Electronic Service Through the
EFS. Registered users of the EFS are deemed to consent to
receive electronic service through the EFS. A party wishing to receive
electronic service through the EFS must register with the EFS provided they are
eligible to do so.

 (d) Service on Parties Not Receiving
Electronic Service Through the EFS. If a party is not
receiving electronic service through the EFS, the registered user must serve
each submitted document on the party by traditional means. See NEFCR 2(q).

 (e) Service List. The
parties must provide the clerk with a service list indicating the parties to be
served on a case. The clerk must maintain the service list, indicating which
parties are to receive electronic service through the EFS and which parties are
to be served by traditional means.

 (f) Time of Service, Time to Respond.

 (1) Electronic service is complete when
the EFS sends the notice required by Rule 10(b).

 (2) The time to respond to a document
served through the EFS is computed under JCRCP 6,
NRCP 6, or NRAP
26, as applicable, from the date of service stated in the proof of service,
which must be the date on which the document was submitted to the EFS, except
for those documents identified under Rule 9(a)(1).

 (3) Unless the court or clerk strikes a
nonconforming document or the court orders otherwise, the time to respond to a
nonconforming document is also calculated under Rule 10(f)(2).

 (4) If the court or clerk strikes a
nonconforming document, the other parties do not need to respond to the
document. The time for any response to a resubmitted document is recalculated
under Rule 10(f)(2) based on the proof of service attached to the resubmitted
document.

 [Added; effective July 26, 2024.]

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