G-325A forms unsavable?

[Kabigon 0]

I just notice I can't save information in the G-325A forms, however I could save them in the I-129F form. Is this a bug of some sort or maybe I have the wrong version of Adobe?

[Sarah & Jon 0]

I just notice I can't save information in the G-325A forms, however I could save them in the I-129F form. Is this a bug of some sort or maybe I have the wrong version of Adobe?

No it's not a bug. If I remember correctly you can't save them and it makes this clear on the site. You have to just complete them in one go and print them out straight away.

[Craig2006 0]

You can't save the information. You have to complete the form and print it out or you will lose the information. I form should state that when you open it up in adobe

[Kabigon 0]

You can't save the information. You have to complete the form and print it out or you will lose the information. I form should state that when you open it up in adobe

Ah... how come these forms cannot be saved as opposed to the I-129F forms? I guess I can save and if I mess up, I can always go back...

Edited August 21, 2006 by Kabigon

[mozplay 29]

You can't save them, however, if you are using the newest version of Adobe (ver. 7 I think) then it will remember what you have typed in each box before and automatically come up for you when you begin to enter the information. It will also enter the information on all 4 pages for you automatically. It's really not so bad, just do one and print it out for proofing, and then work off of the corrected hard copy.

Mo

[aussiewench 9]

You can download a trial version of Adobe Acrobat 7.0 professional from my signature. You should then be able to then save the G-325A to your computer and complete at your leisure.

[Kabigon 0]

You can download a trial version of Adobe Acrobat 7.0 professional from my signature. You should then be able to then save the G-325A to your computer and complete at your leisure.

Ah... only Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional allows saving these?

[Mew 0]

You can download a trial version of Adobe Acrobat 7.0 professional from my signature. You should then be able to then save the G-325A to your computer and complete at your leisure.

Ah... only Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional allows saving these?

Yes, I guess so.

[mozplay 29]

You can download a trial version of Adobe Acrobat 7.0 professional from my signature. You should then be able to then save the G-325A to your computer and complete at your leisure.

Ah... only Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional allows saving these?

You will be able to save a downloaded copy, but not changes made (i.e. not information you put in). If I'm wrong.. sorry but this is the way it was when we completed our forms about two weeks ago.

Mo

[Mew 0]

You will be able to save a downloaded copy, but not changes made (i.e. not information you put in). If I'm wrong.. sorry but this is the way it was when we completed our forms about two weeks ago.

Mo

Well, I was able to save info I typed to USCIS forms using Acrobat Adobe... I did it a week ago.

[mozplay 29]

You will be able to save a downloaded copy, but not changes made (i.e. not information you put in). If I'm wrong.. sorry but this is the way it was when we completed our forms about two weeks ago.

Mo

Well, I was able to save info I typed to USCIS forms using Acrobat Adobe... I did it a week ago.

AAARRRGGGHHHH!!!!!

[William33 110]

There are 3 versions of Adobe:

1.) Adobe Acrobat Reader - Free - Can only save documents if the one who holds a license allows it. Typically USG agencies only (IRS for one).

2.) Adobe Standard - costs $200 for the license - you can save and modify documents.

3.) Adobe Professional - $500+ for a license - You can do about anything with a document (except get a quick approval from USCIS).

Use the trial version that Aussiewench offered in her signature. That will get you done with phase one of the formfest anyway.

You can download a trial version of Adobe Acrobat 7.0 professional from my signature. You should then be able to then save the G-325A to your computer and complete at your leisure.

Ah... only Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional allows saving these?

[Kabigon 0]

There are 3 versions of Adobe:

1.) Adobe Acrobat Reader - Free - Can only save documents if the one who holds a license allows it. Typically USG agencies only (IRS for one).

2.) Adobe Standard - costs $200 for the license - you can save and modify documents.

3.) Adobe Professional - $500+ for a license - You can do about anything with a document (except get a quick approval from USCIS).

Use the trial version that Aussiewench offered in her signature. That will get you done with phase one of the formfest anyway.

You can download a trial version of Adobe Acrobat 7.0 professional from my signature. You should then be able to then save the G-325A to your computer and complete at your leisure.

Ah... only Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional allows saving these?

Wow, amazing. The trial can do it all! Thank you very much. This has just made my process MUCH easier. Many props and thanks!