Article 744 Bis Federal Labor Law
TITLE FOURTEEN. Labor Procedural Law · CHAPTER VII. On Notifications
Current text · last reform published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) on 14 May 2026
The notifications by official letter shall be made in accordance with the following rules:
I.If the domicile of the main office of the authority is in the place of the trial, the designated official shall make the delivery, obtaining the corresponding acknowledgment of receipt.
If the authority refuses to receive the official letter, the bailiff shall make known to the person in charge of the corresponding office that notwithstanding this circumstance, the notification shall be deemed made. If despite this the refusal persists, he shall enter the note in the records and it shall be deemed made, and
II.If the domicile of the authority is outside the place of the trial, the official letter shall be sent by letter rogatory through the electronic platform so that the requested authority makes the notification on the day following its receipt.
When the domicile is outside the territorial jurisdiction of the jurisdictional body hearing the trial, but in a metropolitan area, it may be ordered that the notification be made through the bailiff.