N.Y. NPC Law § 306-A
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Electronic service of process
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§ 306-a. Electronic service of process.\n The secretary shall advise any corporation subject to the laws of this\nchapter in prominent written form as follows: (a) electronic service of\nprocess authorized by the provisions of this chapter is an optional\nprogram at no additional cost to the user; (b) any corporation subject\nto the laws of this chapter will continue to receive service of process\nby mail unless such corporation notifies the secretary of an affirmative\nchoice to receive service of process by way of the program through\nelectronic means, in which case digital copies will be made accessible\nbut paper documents will not be mailed; and (c) such choice may be\nreversed by the corporation at any time and, thereafter, service by mail\nwill resume.\n
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