Bit confused with when to put NA or leave blank

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There are a number of situations that always say to put NA and don't leave blank but when you try to do that it won't let you since it's like a date field at least electronically do they mean once printed to go back in and do it manually?

For document checklist:
Check boxes / NA Or both ? ? Do we click checkboxes no matter what to say we reviewed or leave it alone and type NA if it's not something we need to worry about. (like adding a representative or additional dependents

Do I need to put a big NA on big boxes asking for things (Like Sponsorship eval question 3. Other financially dependent people) or just leave it blank ?

Just don't want to mess it up after reading how people getting stuffed returned for weird reasons.

Thanks ahead of time for your patience

 

[armoured]

There are a number of situations that always say to put NA and don't leave blank but when you try to do that it won't let you since it's like a date field at least electronically do they mean once printed to go back in and do it manually?
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Just don't want to mess it up after reading how people getting stuffed returned for weird reasons.

Yes, the forms are a bit weird in a few places where even the instructions seem to say put N/A and there's no way to type it in.

So: you will not cause any problems by writing N/A by hand next to any blank boxes.

That said, I'm not clear where writing N/A is considered critical and we did not (I think) write N/A by every blank box and did not have any problems. Atlhough likely I did where it was clear needed to be noted.