Alaska Administrative Code
Title 8 - Labor and Workforce Development
Part 3 - Workers' Compensation
Chapter 57 - Appeals
8 AAC 57.057 - Distribution of notices, orders, and decisions by the commission

(a) The commission will use electronic mail to distribute notices, orders, and decisions issued by the commission to the parties. If a self-represented party does not have an electronic mail address, the commission will send notices, orders, and decisions issued by the commission to the self-represented party by means of United States certified mail, return receipt requested, to the party's last known address of record. If a notice, order, or decision is sent to a self-represented party by means of United States mail, three calendar days will be added to the prescribed number of days to respond or act, unless a commission order specifies a particular calendar date by which an act must occur.

(b) If the clerk is notified that an electronic mail sent to an attorney or a self-represented party was undeliverable, the clerk shall print the rejection page and place it in the case file. The clerk shall also distribute a printed rejection page to the attorney or self-represented party by United States mail. The attorney or self-represented party is responsible for updating the party's electronic mail address of record.