am I the only one

[Danno 1,228]

As I fill out the G-325A I am baffled at how.... or why they would leave so little room to write the answers. I have seen people who can write very small but this seems less about getting information and more about testing ones ability to squeeze names dates cities and countries in places big enough for only one of them.

I guess I could write all this stuff on an attachment sheet of paper but It would make a lot more sense to design a form big enough.

Ever notice when the Govt "wants to" it has no problem giving you ample room to fill in the blanks such as the IRS forms or and Arrest data sheet. (so I have been told :)

[Otto 83]

As I fill out the G-325A I am baffled at how.... or why they would leave so little room to write the answers. I have seen people who can write very small but this seems less about getting information and more about testing ones ability to squeeze names dates cities and countries in places big enough for only one of them.

I guess I could write all this stuff on an attachment sheet of paper but It would make a lot more sense to design a form big enough.

Ever notice when the Govt "wants to" it has no problem giving you ample room to fill in the blanks such as the IRS forms or and Arrest data sheet. (so I have been told :)

Yes...you're the only one...the rest of us find US Government issued forms to be both fun and easy to understand...

[astenb 0]

As I fill out the G-325A I am baffled at how.... or why they would leave so little room to write the answers. I have seen people who can write very small but this seems less about getting information and more about testing ones ability to squeeze names dates cities and countries in places big enough for only one of them.

I guess I could write all this stuff on an attachment sheet of paper but It would make a lot more sense to design a form big enough.

Ever notice when the Govt "wants to" it has no problem giving you ample room to fill in the blanks such as the IRS forms or and Arrest data sheet. (so I have been told :)

Pull up the form via the web in PDF form and fill them out online.

You cannot save it if you only have Adobe Acrobat reader. (Just fill out online and print)

If you wanted to save it you could download FoxIt Reader *

Or go to the store and but a copy of adobe acrobat.

Good luck

*FoxIt Reader will leave a watermark, there are ways of removing that watermark using "programs" that you can search for via the web.

[Danno 1,228]

Pull up the form via the web in PDF form and fill them out online.

You cannot save it if you only have Adobe Acrobat reader. (Just fill out online and print)

If you wanted to save it you could download FoxIt Reader *

Or go to the store and but a copy of adobe acrobat.

Good luck

*FoxIt Reader will leave a watermark, there are ways of removing that watermark using "programs" that you can search for via the web.

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Thanks for that helpful advice

[CarlaM 0]

If you are doing the extra sheets of paper dnt forget to date and sign them all!!

Edited May 1, 2007 by carla-justin

[bebop + rocksteady 0]

Do you have Illustrator or Photoshop? We just opened them up in Illustrator (would also work in Photoshop, just make sure to rasterize the PDF at 300 dpi), and then used the type tool to write our own stuff in, in whatever font and size we wanted.

Cass (bebop the great)

[Yodrak 7]

Danno,

Abbreviate and condense, viciously. People worry so much about G-325A, but it's an obsolescent form. As long as all 4 parts are sent in and are signed you should be OK.

Yodrak

As I fill out the G-325A I am baffled at how.... or why they would leave so little room to write the answers. I have seen people who can write very small but this seems less about getting information and more about testing ones ability to squeeze names dates cities and countries in places big enough for only one of them.

I guess I could write all this stuff on an attachment sheet of paper but It would make a lot more sense to design a form big enough.

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[Jasman0717 9]

I had to do several supplementals.

[Bobbie 1]

As I fill out the G-325A I am baffled at how.... or why they would leave so little room to write the answers. I have seen people who can write very small but this seems less about getting information and more about testing ones ability to squeeze names dates cities and countries in places big enough for only one of them.

I guess I could write all this stuff on an attachment sheet of paper but It would make a lot more sense to design a form big enough.

Ever notice when the Govt "wants to" it has no problem giving you ample room to fill in the blanks such as the IRS forms or and Arrest data sheet. (so I have been told :)

Yes...you're the only one...the rest of us find US Government issued forms to be both fun and easy to understand...