Can I handwrite N/A on printed documents?

[goodism]

Hello, this may be a silly question, but I’ve already completed and filled out all of my forms. When I was going over the basic guide, I realized I need to write N/A in empty spaces. Can I handwrite this, or should I go back into my computer, type N/A in the PDF then print them again? Only asking because I have to go to the library to print. Would be much easier to write N/A

 

[adele777]

some forms will generate a barcode sheet, i.e. imm0008 and imm1344,
remember to use the validate button to check every required field is filled,
handwriting on this kind of form is not acceptable

I did write some N/A in "document checklist" and imm5532,
Now I feel it is just a self-satisfaction, should be no use actually.

 

[singh_b]

some forms will generate a barcode sheet, i.e. imm0008 and imm1344,
remember to use the validate button to check every required field is filled,
handwriting on this kind of form is not acceptable

I did write some N/A in "document checklist" and imm5532,
Now I feel it is just a self-satisfaction, should be no use actually.

Where does it say that it’s not acceptable to write on validated forms?

 

[singh_b]

Hello, this may be a silly question, but I’ve already completed and filled out all of my forms. When I was going over the basic guide, I realized I need to write N/A in empty spaces. Can I handwrite this, or should I go back into my computer, type N/A in the PDF then print them again? Only asking because I have to go to the library to print. Would be much easier to write N/A

I have seen that applicants had written n/a or some data as well on validated forms & they did got aor. So, it should be fine according to me

 

[esam99]

Hello, this may be a silly question, but I’ve already completed and filled out all of my forms. When I was going over the basic guide, I realized I need to write N/A in empty spaces. Can I handwrite this, or should I go back into my computer, type N/A in the PDF then print them again? Only asking because I have to go to the library to print. Would be much easier to write N/A

its fine, ive done it and received an AOR