During the e-filing process, you'll encounter a security field where you'll be prompted to classify your uploaded documents. You'll have the option to designate whether your documents are confidential or non-confidential, as well as whether they are public or non-public. While you can select the security level for each document, it's important to note that the court retains the authority to review and potentially adjust these classifications as deemed necessary.
Should your documents be initially filed as confidential, but the court determines that they should be non-confidential or public, you'll need to reach out directly to the court for any required modifications.