When you upload your file, you now need to check the appropriate button as shown here:
Note that the attorney must certify compliance, regardless of whether the document is being e-filed by the attorney or by his or her designee, so all attorneys must insure that the rules are complied with before instructing their assistant to e-file.
Please recall that Rule 2.420(d) delineates court records that are deemed confidential—and therefore cannot be filed. Rule 2.425 (a) lists additional personal information—e.g., day and date of a birthday, social security numbers, anything but the last four digits of a driver’s license, etc.—that must not contained within a filed document.
The other changes to the portal are summarized in this document.
