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For applications, declarations and forms you receive as a PDF. Fill in the existing fields or type straight onto the page, then download the completed document.

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Quick guide

How to fill in a PDF form

Whether the form has fillable fields or is just a scanned sheet, you can complete it in your browser and save it as a new PDF.

  1. Add the PDFIf the form has fields, they appear below, ready to fill in.
  2. Fill it inType in the fields or tap a page: it opens enlarged and you can type anywhere, for example on the lines of a scanned form.
  3. SaveLeave “Flatten” ticked so the values look the same in every program. If it also needs signing, use Sign PDF next.

Frequently asked questions

Answers before you start

What does “flatten” mean?

The values you entered become part of the page, like ordinary text. They no longer disappear in programs that don't show form fields, and can't be changed by accident.

Does it work with dynamic XFA forms?

Not for filling in the fields. XFA forms can only be completed in Adobe Acrobat Reader. The tool recognises them and tells you.

Are accented characters shown correctly?

Yes. The text is written with a font that includes accented letters such as é, ü and á.

Is the document sent to a server?

No. Filling in happens in your browser.