Do you type or hand write on the forms?

[xjennyinstereox 0]

Printed most of mine except for the G-325A forms cos I had way too much info to put in those tiny boxes so I wrote uber small on the forms

[YuAndDan 153]

For some reasons, I could not fill out the form and then save it....I only can fill it out and then print it out.....I have the newer edition of adobe .....just dont know why. Anyone has this problem?

the forms are locked from saving using adobe reader. You need Adobe Acrobat to save the completed forms, Acrobat cost $$, you can download a 30 day trial version.

The only form I found that was not locked from saving was the I-129F

[miriam28 3]

My fiance and I have just filled out all forms on the computer and printed. We will just sign them by hand of course. :)There is just one question that we are not sure about: Should all forms be notarized? Thanks!

[Berty 74]

Yes, not being able to save the completed forms was annoying. Not sure why they enabled that option when they created them.

For the K-1 I hand-wrote them, simply because the field boxes for most of the sections would not allow the amount of characters I needed and so cut-off, but for the AOS I just used the computer, no problems (although my wife wrote the I-864 form by hand).

Edited November 26, 2012 by Berty

[bigdog 377]

Obviously you have not seen my handwriting, typed.

[KayDeeCee 4,896]

My fiance and I have just filled out all forms on the computer and printed. We will just sign them by hand of course. :)There is just one question that we are not sure about: Should all forms be notarized? Thanks!

This thread is almost 6 years old Anyway, the forms do not need to be notarized.