(a) Filing.  (1) Documents or proceedings may be sealed only by
order of the Court, and on motion with notice to parties in
interest.  (2) Documents to be sealed shall be presented to the
Clerk after the order has been entered. The documents shall be
contained in an envelope or other secure device, with the
initials or signature of the submitting party or attorney
written across the edge of the closure, and transparent tape
placed on top of the mark for security. The envelope (or other
secure device) shall have affixed to it a letter-size sheet of
paper bearing the style and caption of the matter with reference
to which the documents are being filed.  (3) The form of order
submitted with the motion requesting a matter be sealed shall
contain the following recitations:  (A) The matter shall remain
under seal for no longer than one year from the date of entry of
the order, unless the Court orders otherwise.  (B) The only
entities permitted to review documents or transcripts of
proceedings placed under seal are