(a) Personal service;
(b) Any type of mail that is calculated to give actual notice and is addressed to one of the persons listed in this subsection; or
(c) Electronic means if the employer has the ability to receive the medical support notice in that manner.
(2) Service of a medical support notice constitutes receipt of a medical child support order.
(3) The enforcing agency shall, as provided in ORS 25.333, notify the parties that the medical support notice has been served on the providing party’s employer. [2003 c.637 §5; 2007 c.878 §8]