What is the effect of content-certified mail?

Hello.

Let me explain about the effect of content-certified mail.

Content-certified mail is a system in which the post office certifies that the sender sent the contents stated in the content-certified document on the date of dispatch.

Since it certifies that specific content was delivered, the content-certified mail itself does not have legal effect.

However, since it is a system in which the post office certifies the dispatch, dispatch date, and delivery fact of the contents, it can have effect as evidence in future legal disputes.

Even in lease contracts, when requesting contract termination because the contract counterparty does not comply with the contract terms, you can notify the intent of termination through content-certified mail.

At this time, the counterparty's name, address, lease contract period, lease deposit, lease object (building), and contract termination details must be accurately stated.

Also, sending content-certified mail does not mean it is complete; it must reach the counterparty, so this must be confirmed.

If you do not properly check this procedure, the content-certified mail may have no effect, so caution is required.

To clearly confirm the effect of content-certified mail and execute it, we recommend seeking advice and help from an attorney in advance.