The Oregon Notice of Filing Confidential Information Form (CIF) is a form used by parties or attorneys in a legal proceeding in Oregon to protect the confidentiality of sensitive personal information, such as medical records, financial records, and other private information. The CIF is a way for the court to protect the privacy of those involved in the case by requiring that confidential information be filed under seal and not released publicly. It is important to note that filing a CIF does not guarantee that the information will remain confidential; it is ultimately up to the court to decide whether to make the information public. There are two types of Oregon Notice of Filing Confidential Information Forms: the Judicial Conference CIF and the Oregon State Bar CIF. The Judicial Conference CIF must be filed with the court prior to filing any documents that contain confidential information, while the Oregon State Bar CIF can be used for documents that already have been filed. Both forms are available on the Oregon State Bar website.