PC Fillable INS forms
Jun 21st 2002, 9:20 am
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PC Fillable INS forms
where could i find and download INS fillable form I-485, EAD and AP. Thanks for
helping. Mara
helping. Mara
Jun 21st 2002, 2:33 pm
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
try these...
http://www.visapro.com/INS-Forms-Download.asp
http://www.immihelp.com/forms/
http://www.visapro.com/INS-Forms-Download.asp
http://www.immihelp.com/forms/
Originally posted by Mara
where could i find and download INS fillable form I-485, EAD and AP. Thanks for
helping. Mara
where could i find and download INS fillable form I-485, EAD and AP. Thanks for
helping. Mara
Jun 21st 2002, 6:55 pm
#3
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 76
Re: PC Fillable INS forms
You could also ry the INS website. They have several fillable forms which you can fill out and print off.
You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to be able to fill them out as they are in PDF format.
Here is a link to the forms page on the INS website:
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/fo...orms/index.htm
Rick
You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to be able to fill them out as they are in PDF format.
Here is a link to the forms page on the INS website:
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/fo...orms/index.htm
Rick
Jun 22nd 2002, 3:20 pm
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
Good Morning
Was wondering if one of the owners of this news group could contact me. Might have
something to add to this question, but would rather talk to the owner by email first.
Jerry Bourque [email protected]
"Mara" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> where could i find and download INS fillable form I-485, EAD and AP. Thanks for
> helping. Mara
Was wondering if one of the owners of this news group could contact me. Might have
something to add to this question, but would rather talk to the owner by email first.
Jerry Bourque [email protected]
"Mara" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> where could i find and download INS fillable form I-485, EAD and AP. Thanks for
> helping. Mara
Jun 22nd 2002, 4:20 pm
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 14:25:12 GMT, "Girard Bourque" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Good Morning
>
>Was wondering if one of the owners of this news group could contact me. Might
>have something to add to this question, but would rather talk to the owner by
>email first.
There are no "owners" of the newsgroup - it's a public forum. Ask away
>Good Morning
>
>Was wondering if one of the owners of this news group could contact me. Might
>have something to add to this question, but would rather talk to the owner by
>email first.
There are no "owners" of the newsgroup - it's a public forum. Ask away
Jun 22nd 2002, 6:20 pm
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
Okay hope this rain on anyones parade.
When I first starrted looking into this K-1 visa I downloaded all the forms from the
INS site. Printed them out and found that even with my small neat printing, I could
not fit all the info they wanted into the spaces provided. My wife is from Dominican
Republic so there are like 4 names to each person, the addresses are like street #20
house #24, barrio 24 de abril, santo domingo dominican republic. makes for a real
mess. Now she is my wife and we are going the K-3 route. need 325 for the 130 325 for
the 129 .... I am typing the same info like 20 times.
So I designed an overlay. I would print the form out and then insert it back into the
print and print the over lay It worked well for me because I knew how to use it. Some
of my friends have used it also, problem is it is very time concuming.
But one of the problems was if the paper does not feed exactly the same each time,
then it is no good. So I designed a program that will ask you all the questions.
Store them in a data base and then populate the forms and print them. it is working
and I did my final forms with this program. I will be at the INS field office in
Buffalo on Monday and they will be reviewing my package for the 130 to go to Vermont
and the 129 to go to chicago. If they accept the package (which they told me earlier
they would). It is something that I am considering selling for about $20. I will then
do the same with the forms for the AOS.
If everything goes well I hope to have my wife and step daughter here in Niagara
Falls by Christmas Jerry [email protected]
When I first starrted looking into this K-1 visa I downloaded all the forms from the
INS site. Printed them out and found that even with my small neat printing, I could
not fit all the info they wanted into the spaces provided. My wife is from Dominican
Republic so there are like 4 names to each person, the addresses are like street #20
house #24, barrio 24 de abril, santo domingo dominican republic. makes for a real
mess. Now she is my wife and we are going the K-3 route. need 325 for the 130 325 for
the 129 .... I am typing the same info like 20 times.
So I designed an overlay. I would print the form out and then insert it back into the
print and print the over lay It worked well for me because I knew how to use it. Some
of my friends have used it also, problem is it is very time concuming.
But one of the problems was if the paper does not feed exactly the same each time,
then it is no good. So I designed a program that will ask you all the questions.
Store them in a data base and then populate the forms and print them. it is working
and I did my final forms with this program. I will be at the INS field office in
Buffalo on Monday and they will be reviewing my package for the 130 to go to Vermont
and the 129 to go to chicago. If they accept the package (which they told me earlier
they would). It is something that I am considering selling for about $20. I will then
do the same with the forms for the AOS.
If everything goes well I hope to have my wife and step daughter here in Niagara
Falls by Christmas Jerry [email protected]
Jun 22nd 2002, 10:20 pm
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
Why don't you just download Acrobat Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable
forms no problem. I have Acrobat 5.0© and it even saves them with the changes
that you made.
Girard Bourque wrote:
> Okay hope this rain on anyones parade.
>
> When I first starrted looking into this K-1 visa I downloaded all the forms from
> the INS site. Printed them out and found that even with my small neat printing, I
> could not fit all the info they wanted into the spaces provided. My wife is from
> Dominican Republic so there are like 4 names to each person, the addresses are like
> street #20 house #24, barrio 24 de abril, santo domingo dominican republic. makes
> for a real mess. Now she is my wife and we are going the K-3 route. need 325 for
> the 130 325 for the 129 .... I am typing the same info like 20 times.
>
> So I designed an overlay. I would print the form out and then insert it back into
> the print and print the over lay It worked well for me because I knew how to use
> it. Some of my friends have used it also, problem is it is very time concuming.
>
> But one of the problems was if the paper does not feed exactly the same each time,
> then it is no good. So I designed a program that will ask you all the questions.
> Store them in a data base and then populate the forms and print them. it is working
> and I did my final forms with this program. I will be at the INS field office in
> Buffalo on Monday and they will be reviewing my package for the 130 to go to
> Vermont and the 129 to go to chicago. If they accept the package (which they told
> me earlier they would). It is something that I am considering selling for about
> $20. I will then do the same with the forms for the AOS.
>
> If everything goes well I hope to have my wife and step daughter here in Niagara
> Falls by Christmas Jerry [email protected]
forms no problem. I have Acrobat 5.0© and it even saves them with the changes
that you made.
Girard Bourque wrote:
> Okay hope this rain on anyones parade.
>
> When I first starrted looking into this K-1 visa I downloaded all the forms from
> the INS site. Printed them out and found that even with my small neat printing, I
> could not fit all the info they wanted into the spaces provided. My wife is from
> Dominican Republic so there are like 4 names to each person, the addresses are like
> street #20 house #24, barrio 24 de abril, santo domingo dominican republic. makes
> for a real mess. Now she is my wife and we are going the K-3 route. need 325 for
> the 130 325 for the 129 .... I am typing the same info like 20 times.
>
> So I designed an overlay. I would print the form out and then insert it back into
> the print and print the over lay It worked well for me because I knew how to use
> it. Some of my friends have used it also, problem is it is very time concuming.
>
> But one of the problems was if the paper does not feed exactly the same each time,
> then it is no good. So I designed a program that will ask you all the questions.
> Store them in a data base and then populate the forms and print them. it is working
> and I did my final forms with this program. I will be at the INS field office in
> Buffalo on Monday and they will be reviewing my package for the 130 to go to
> Vermont and the 129 to go to chicago. If they accept the package (which they told
> me earlier they would). It is something that I am considering selling for about
> $20. I will then do the same with the forms for the AOS.
>
> If everything goes well I hope to have my wife and step daughter here in Niagara
> Falls by Christmas Jerry [email protected]
Jun 23rd 2002, 1:20 am
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
Couple reasons,
1) On every page it has my name, address, ssn, and a bunch of repeated info. Why
should I type the same info 4 times just for the 325A. (And then another 4
for the 129F)
2) I type the info once and the program did the rest, made it handy when my wife
signed her maiden name to the form the first time.
3) When it comes time for the AOS I can use the same info and just update it and once
again, it will print out all the forms for me.
4) Not all forms are fill able yet.
5) If they update the form between uses then you have to refill it out. I just need
to load the new form into the program and adapt the changes without having to
reenter all the info on it again.
6) there are some blocks on the fillable PDF files that will not handle the long city
names in some Latin America countries. This can be easily handled with a program
that can change the fonts size.
Basically I started this before they started the fillables forms, but only recently
decided to get serious about finishing the code and making it more automatic so
others could use it.
"Dabear©" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Why don't you just download Acrobat Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable
> forms no problem. I have Acrobat 5.0© and it even saves them with
the
> changes that you made.
>
> Girard Bourque wrote:
>
> > Okay hope this rain on anyones parade.
> >
> > When I first starrted looking into this K-1 visa I downloaded all the
forms
> > from the INS site. Printed them out and found that even with my small
neat
> > printing, I could not fit all the info they wanted into the spaces
provided.
> > My wife is from Dominican Republic so there are like 4 names to each
person,
> > the addresses are like street #20 house #24, barrio 24 de abril, santo domingo
> > dominican republic. makes for a real mess. Now she is my wife
and
> > we are going the K-3 route. need 325 for the 130 325 for the 129 .... I
am
> > typing the same info like 20 times.
> >
> > So I designed an overlay. I would print the form out and then insert it back into
> > the print and
print
> > the over lay It worked well for me because I knew how to use it. Some of my
> > friends
have
> > used it also, problem is it is very time concuming.
> >
> > But one of the problems was if the paper does not feed exactly the same
each
> > time, then it is no good. So I designed a program that will ask you all
the
> > questions. Store them in a data base and then populate the forms and
print
> > them. it is working and I did my final forms with this program. I will
be
> > at the INS field office in Buffalo on Monday and they will be reviewing
my
> > package for the 130 to go to Vermont and the 129 to go to chicago. If
they
> > accept the package (which they told me earlier they would). It is
something
> > that I am considering selling for about $20. I will then do the same
with
> > the forms for the AOS.
> >
> > If everything goes well I hope to have my wife and step daughter here in Niagara
> > Falls by Christmas Jerry [email protected]
1) On every page it has my name, address, ssn, and a bunch of repeated info. Why
should I type the same info 4 times just for the 325A. (And then another 4
for the 129F)
2) I type the info once and the program did the rest, made it handy when my wife
signed her maiden name to the form the first time.
3) When it comes time for the AOS I can use the same info and just update it and once
again, it will print out all the forms for me.
4) Not all forms are fill able yet.
5) If they update the form between uses then you have to refill it out. I just need
to load the new form into the program and adapt the changes without having to
reenter all the info on it again.
6) there are some blocks on the fillable PDF files that will not handle the long city
names in some Latin America countries. This can be easily handled with a program
that can change the fonts size.
Basically I started this before they started the fillables forms, but only recently
decided to get serious about finishing the code and making it more automatic so
others could use it.
"Dabear©" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Why don't you just download Acrobat Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable
> forms no problem. I have Acrobat 5.0© and it even saves them with
the
> changes that you made.
>
> Girard Bourque wrote:
>
> > Okay hope this rain on anyones parade.
> >
> > When I first starrted looking into this K-1 visa I downloaded all the
forms
> > from the INS site. Printed them out and found that even with my small
neat
> > printing, I could not fit all the info they wanted into the spaces
provided.
> > My wife is from Dominican Republic so there are like 4 names to each
person,
> > the addresses are like street #20 house #24, barrio 24 de abril, santo domingo
> > dominican republic. makes for a real mess. Now she is my wife
and
> > we are going the K-3 route. need 325 for the 130 325 for the 129 .... I
am
> > typing the same info like 20 times.
> >
> > So I designed an overlay. I would print the form out and then insert it back into
> > the print and
> > the over lay It worked well for me because I knew how to use it. Some of my
> > friends
have
> > used it also, problem is it is very time concuming.
> >
> > But one of the problems was if the paper does not feed exactly the same
each
> > time, then it is no good. So I designed a program that will ask you all
the
> > questions. Store them in a data base and then populate the forms and
> > them. it is working and I did my final forms with this program. I will
be
> > at the INS field office in Buffalo on Monday and they will be reviewing
my
> > package for the 130 to go to Vermont and the 129 to go to chicago. If
they
> > accept the package (which they told me earlier they would). It is
something
> > that I am considering selling for about $20. I will then do the same
with
> > the forms for the AOS.
> >
> > If everything goes well I hope to have my wife and step daughter here in Niagara
> > Falls by Christmas Jerry [email protected]
Jun 23rd 2002, 3:20 am
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
"Girard Bourque" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3%[email protected]...
> Couple reasons,
>
> 1) On every page it has my name, address, ssn, and a bunch of repeated info. Why
> should I type the same info 4 times just for the 325A. (And
then
> another 4 for the 129F)
FYI on the G325A, adobe automatically fills in all 4 forms when you fill in the
first one.
> 2) I type the info once and the program did the rest, made it handy when
my
> wife signed her maiden name to the form the first time.
in the time it took you to write the program, you could have had everything all
filled out and printed using the fillables. LOL
> 3) When it comes time for the AOS I can use the same info and just update
it
> and once again, it will print out all the forms for me.
if you have adobe acrobat 5 full version, you can save all the forms filled out, then
just open them and change the info if you need to later.
> 4) Not all forms are fill able yet.
all the ones needed for marriage-based applications are. not all are on the INS site,
but some of us have created fillable ones from the online forms, and there are some
websites out there that have the entire set made into fillable forms too.
> 5) If they update the form between uses then you have to refill it out. I just need
> to load the new form into the program and adapt the changes without having to
> reenter all the info on it again.
Why would you need to use the forms more than once? You only need to submit them
once...and after you have the green card etc, you will have no need for INS forms at
all. Also, when they update them, they still accept the previous version for quite a
while before disallowing it, so you don't have to always have the absolute latest
version of a form.
> 6) there are some blocks on the fillable PDF files that will not handle
the
> long city names in some Latin America countries. This can be easily
handled
> with a program that can change the fonts size.
Adobe acrobat supports font changes on the fillable forms.
>
> Basically I started this before they started the fillables forms, but
only
> recently decided to get serious about finishing the code and making it
more
> automatic so others could use it.
>
>
>
>
> "Dabear©" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Why don't you just download Acrobat Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable
> > forms no problem. I have Acrobat 5.0© and it even saves them
with
> the
> > changes that you made.
> >
> > Girard Bourque wrote:
> >
> > > Okay hope this rain on anyones parade.
> > >
> > > When I first starrted looking into this K-1 visa I downloaded all the
> forms
> > > from the INS site. Printed them out and found that even with my small
> neat
> > > printing, I could not fit all the info they wanted into the spaces
> provided.
> > > My wife is from Dominican Republic so there are like 4 names to each
> person,
> > > the addresses are like street #20 house #24, barrio 24 de abril, santo domingo
> > > dominican republic. makes for a real mess. Now she is my
wife
> and
> > > we are going the K-3 route. need 325 for the 130 325 for the 129 ....
I
> am
> > > typing the same info like 20 times.
> > >
> > > So I designed an overlay. I would print the form out and then insert it back
> > > into the print and
> print
> > > the over lay It worked well for me because I knew how to use it. Some of my
friends
> have
> > > used it also, problem is it is very time concuming.
> > >
> > > But one of the problems was if the paper does not feed exactly the
same
> each
> > > time, then it is no good. So I designed a program that will ask you
all
> the
> > > questions. Store them in a data base and then populate the forms and
> print
> > > them. it is working and I did my final forms with this program. I
will
> be
> > > at the INS field office in Buffalo on Monday and they will be
reviewing
> my
> > > package for the 130 to go to Vermont and the 129 to go to chicago. If
> they
> > > accept the package (which they told me earlier they would). It is
> something
> > > that I am considering selling for about $20. I will then do the same
> with
> > > the forms for the AOS.
> > >
> > > If everything goes well I hope to have my wife and step daughter here
in
> > > Niagara Falls by Christmas Jerry [email protected]
>
news:3%[email protected]...
> Couple reasons,
>
> 1) On every page it has my name, address, ssn, and a bunch of repeated info. Why
> should I type the same info 4 times just for the 325A. (And
then
> another 4 for the 129F)
FYI on the G325A, adobe automatically fills in all 4 forms when you fill in the
first one.
> 2) I type the info once and the program did the rest, made it handy when
my
> wife signed her maiden name to the form the first time.
in the time it took you to write the program, you could have had everything all
filled out and printed using the fillables. LOL
> 3) When it comes time for the AOS I can use the same info and just update
it
> and once again, it will print out all the forms for me.
if you have adobe acrobat 5 full version, you can save all the forms filled out, then
just open them and change the info if you need to later.
> 4) Not all forms are fill able yet.
all the ones needed for marriage-based applications are. not all are on the INS site,
but some of us have created fillable ones from the online forms, and there are some
websites out there that have the entire set made into fillable forms too.
> 5) If they update the form between uses then you have to refill it out. I just need
> to load the new form into the program and adapt the changes without having to
> reenter all the info on it again.
Why would you need to use the forms more than once? You only need to submit them
once...and after you have the green card etc, you will have no need for INS forms at
all. Also, when they update them, they still accept the previous version for quite a
while before disallowing it, so you don't have to always have the absolute latest
version of a form.
> 6) there are some blocks on the fillable PDF files that will not handle
the
> long city names in some Latin America countries. This can be easily
handled
> with a program that can change the fonts size.
Adobe acrobat supports font changes on the fillable forms.
>
> Basically I started this before they started the fillables forms, but
only
> recently decided to get serious about finishing the code and making it
more
> automatic so others could use it.
>
>
>
>
> "Dabear©" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Why don't you just download Acrobat Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable
> > forms no problem. I have Acrobat 5.0© and it even saves them
with
> the
> > changes that you made.
> >
> > Girard Bourque wrote:
> >
> > > Okay hope this rain on anyones parade.
> > >
> > > When I first starrted looking into this K-1 visa I downloaded all the
> forms
> > > from the INS site. Printed them out and found that even with my small
> neat
> > > printing, I could not fit all the info they wanted into the spaces
> provided.
> > > My wife is from Dominican Republic so there are like 4 names to each
> person,
> > > the addresses are like street #20 house #24, barrio 24 de abril, santo domingo
> > > dominican republic. makes for a real mess. Now she is my
wife
> and
> > > we are going the K-3 route. need 325 for the 130 325 for the 129 ....
I
> am
> > > typing the same info like 20 times.
> > >
> > > So I designed an overlay. I would print the form out and then insert it back
> > > into the print and
> > > the over lay It worked well for me because I knew how to use it. Some of my
friends
> have
> > > used it also, problem is it is very time concuming.
> > >
> > > But one of the problems was if the paper does not feed exactly the
same
> each
> > > time, then it is no good. So I designed a program that will ask you
all
> the
> > > questions. Store them in a data base and then populate the forms and
> > > them. it is working and I did my final forms with this program. I
will
> be
> > > at the INS field office in Buffalo on Monday and they will be
reviewing
> my
> > > package for the 130 to go to Vermont and the 129 to go to chicago. If
> they
> > > accept the package (which they told me earlier they would). It is
> something
> > > that I am considering selling for about $20. I will then do the same
> with
> > > the forms for the AOS.
> > >
> > > If everything goes well I hope to have my wife and step daughter here
in
> > > Niagara Falls by Christmas Jerry [email protected]
>
Jun 23rd 2002, 5:20 am
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
> in the time it took you to write the program, you could have had
everything
> all filled out and printed using the fillables. LOL
This is true but it was for some friends that were not as computer saavey
> if you have adobe acrobat 5 full version, you can save all the forms
filled
> out, then just open them and change the info if you need to later.
Again this is true but a legal full version is over $200.
This was more an experiment for some friends but took on another life. In my search
for timelines and extra info that might be of use for the process, I came across a
site that was selling the PDF forms and an instructions book for $50. So who knows if
there might not be another life for this. Also for the lawyers office that fill in
the forms, if they needed to only type a name one time and it appeared on all the
forms then it could save time for them and the applicant.
Jerry
everything
> all filled out and printed using the fillables. LOL
This is true but it was for some friends that were not as computer saavey
> if you have adobe acrobat 5 full version, you can save all the forms
filled
> out, then just open them and change the info if you need to later.
Again this is true but a legal full version is over $200.
This was more an experiment for some friends but took on another life. In my search
for timelines and extra info that might be of use for the process, I came across a
site that was selling the PDF forms and an instructions book for $50. So who knows if
there might not be another life for this. Also for the lawyers office that fill in
the forms, if they needed to only type a name one time and it appeared on all the
forms then it could save time for them and the applicant.
Jerry
Jun 23rd 2002, 2:20 pm
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
"Girard Bourque" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected] et>... Also
> for the lawyers office that fill in the forms, if they needed to only type a name
> one time and it appeared on all the forms then it could save time for them and the
> applicant.
>
> Jerry
Jerry, Sorry to bust your bubble again but the AILA already has a software program
that has one set of qeustions then it fills out all the forms with out the lawyer
having to do any thing. They only allow thier members to use the software because if
the public got hold of it they would n't need the lawyers to fill out the forms. You
can also use Gator to keep all the info for you, then all you have to is click and
drag. Dennis
news:<[email protected] et>... Also
> for the lawyers office that fill in the forms, if they needed to only type a name
> one time and it appeared on all the forms then it could save time for them and the
> applicant.
>
> Jerry
Jerry, Sorry to bust your bubble again but the AILA already has a software program
that has one set of qeustions then it fills out all the forms with out the lawyer
having to do any thing. They only allow thier members to use the software because if
the public got hold of it they would n't need the lawyers to fill out the forms. You
can also use Gator to keep all the info for you, then all you have to is click and
drag. Dennis
Jun 23rd 2002, 3:20 pm
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
Dabear© wrote:
> Why don't you just download Acrobat Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable
> forms no problem. I have Acrobat 5.0© and it even saves them with the changes that
> you made.
I have 5.0 and when I fill in a form and attempt to save it it specifically says:
Your changes cannot be saved to the new file by Acrobat Reader. Saving changes
(including information entered into a form) is only possible with the full
version of Acrobat. Do you want to continue?
and, IIRC, the full version of Acrobat costs hundreds of $$$.
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<title></title> </head> <body> Dabear© wrote:<br> <blockquote type="cite"
cite="[email protected]">Why don't you just download Acrobat
Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable forms no problem. I have Acrobat
5.0© and it even saves them with the changes that you made.</blockquote> I have
5.0 and when I fill in a form and attempt to save it it specifically says:<br>
<blockquote>Your changes cannot be saved to the new file by Acrobat Reader. Saving
changes (including information entered into a form) is only possible with the full
version of Acrobat. Do you want to continue?<br> </blockquote> and, IIRC, the full
version of Acrobat costs hundreds of $$$.<br> <br> </body> </html
> Why don't you just download Acrobat Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable
> forms no problem. I have Acrobat 5.0© and it even saves them with the changes that
> you made.
I have 5.0 and when I fill in a form and attempt to save it it specifically says:
Your changes cannot be saved to the new file by Acrobat Reader. Saving changes
(including information entered into a form) is only possible with the full
version of Acrobat. Do you want to continue?
and, IIRC, the full version of Acrobat costs hundreds of $$$.
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<title></title> </head> <body> Dabear© wrote:<br> <blockquote type="cite"
cite="[email protected]">Why don't you just download Acrobat
Reader© for free and it fills in the fillable forms no problem. I have Acrobat
5.0© and it even saves them with the changes that you made.</blockquote> I have
5.0 and when I fill in a form and attempt to save it it specifically says:<br>
<blockquote>Your changes cannot be saved to the new file by Acrobat Reader. Saving
changes (including information entered into a form) is only possible with the full
version of Acrobat. Do you want to continue?<br> </blockquote> and, IIRC, the full
version of Acrobat costs hundreds of $$$.<br> <br> </body> </html
Jun 23rd 2002, 3:20 pm
#13
Guest
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
Mrs_Blackross wrote:
> if you have adobe acrobat 5 full version, you can save all the forms filled out,
> then just open them and change the info if you need to later.
And how much does that Acrobat 5 full version cost?
>> 4) Not all forms are fill able yet.
>
> all the ones needed for marriage-based applications are. not all are on the INS
> site, but some of us have created fillable ones from the online forms, and there
> are some websites out there that have the entire set made into fillable forms too.
The I-485 (AOS) form I just downloaded is not fillable.
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</head> <body> Mrs_Blackross wrote:<br> <blockquote type="cite"
cite="[email protected]">if you have adobe acrobat 5 full
version, you can save all the forms filled out, then just open them and change the
info if you need to later.</blockquote> And how much does that Acrobat 5 full
version cost?<br> <blockquote type="cite"
cite="[email protected]"> <blockquote type="cite">4) Not all
forms are fill able yet.<br> </blockquote> <!TEST->all the ones needed for
marriage-based applications are. not all are on the INS site, but some of us have
created fillable ones from the online forms, and there are some websites out there
that have the entire set made into fillable forms too.</blockquote> The I-485 (AOS)
form I just downloaded is not fillable. <blockquote type="cite"
cite="[email protected]"> <blockquote type="cite"></blockquote>
<blockquote type="cite"></blockquote> </blockquote> </body> </html
> if you have adobe acrobat 5 full version, you can save all the forms filled out,
> then just open them and change the info if you need to later.
And how much does that Acrobat 5 full version cost?
>> 4) Not all forms are fill able yet.
>
> all the ones needed for marriage-based applications are. not all are on the INS
> site, but some of us have created fillable ones from the online forms, and there
> are some websites out there that have the entire set made into fillable forms too.
The I-485 (AOS) form I just downloaded is not fillable.
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http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1"> <title></title>
</head> <body> Mrs_Blackross wrote:<br> <blockquote type="cite"
cite="[email protected]">if you have adobe acrobat 5 full
version, you can save all the forms filled out, then just open them and change the
info if you need to later.</blockquote> And how much does that Acrobat 5 full
version cost?<br> <blockquote type="cite"
cite="[email protected]"> <blockquote type="cite">4) Not all
forms are fill able yet.<br> </blockquote> <!TEST->all the ones needed for
marriage-based applications are. not all are on the INS site, but some of us have
created fillable ones from the online forms, and there are some websites out there
that have the entire set made into fillable forms too.</blockquote> The I-485 (AOS)
form I just downloaded is not fillable. <blockquote type="cite"
cite="[email protected]"> <blockquote type="cite"></blockquote>
<blockquote type="cite"></blockquote> </blockquote> </body> </html
Jun 23rd 2002, 3:20 pm
#14
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
As a programmer myself I know that sometimes it doesn't matter if something has
already been done. It's the joy of being able to do it yourself that drives most of
us. And the sense of accomplishment that comes with making it work.
If someone else can make use of it and you get to make a bit of money then all the
better, you get a bit of something else for the effort you put in.
I get the feeling that this is why Jerry wrote the prog in the first place, cause he
could, simple as that.
Programmers are a funny bunch sometimes
Morkai
"Dennis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Girard Bourque" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected] et>...
> Also
> > for the lawyers office that fill in the forms, if they needed to only
type a
> > name one time and it appeared on all the forms then it could save time
for
> > them and the applicant.
> >
> > Jerry
>
> Jerry, Sorry to bust your bubble again but the AILA already has a software program
> that has one set of qeustions then it fills out all the forms with out the lawyer
> having to do any thing. They only allow thier members to use the software because
> if the public got hold of it they would n't need the lawyers to fill out the forms.
> You can also use Gator to keep all the info for you, then all you have to is click
> and drag. Dennis
already been done. It's the joy of being able to do it yourself that drives most of
us. And the sense of accomplishment that comes with making it work.
If someone else can make use of it and you get to make a bit of money then all the
better, you get a bit of something else for the effort you put in.
I get the feeling that this is why Jerry wrote the prog in the first place, cause he
could, simple as that.
Programmers are a funny bunch sometimes
Morkai
"Dennis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Girard Bourque" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected] et>...
> Also
> > for the lawyers office that fill in the forms, if they needed to only
type a
> > name one time and it appeared on all the forms then it could save time
for
> > them and the applicant.
> >
> > Jerry
>
> Jerry, Sorry to bust your bubble again but the AILA already has a software program
> that has one set of qeustions then it fills out all the forms with out the lawyer
> having to do any thing. They only allow thier members to use the software because
> if the public got hold of it they would n't need the lawyers to fill out the forms.
> You can also use Gator to keep all the info for you, then all you have to is click
> and drag. Dennis
Jun 23rd 2002, 3:20 pm
#15
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Re: PC Fillable INS forms
> Programmers are a funny bunch sometimes
Were I work, I am more a hardware type of guy. You are right that a lot of what I
learn is by doing projects like this. The programmers I deal with at work are indeed
a very strange and funny bunch, but they are extremely good at what they do.
Jerry
Were I work, I am more a hardware type of guy. You are right that a lot of what I
learn is by doing projects like this. The programmers I deal with at work are indeed
a very strange and funny bunch, but they are extremely good at what they do.
Jerry