Typing in the PDF

[Kim-saru]

How do I change the font size in the spaces. My attorney filled out my K-1 visa, but I am doing the AOS. They were able to make the text smaller in some spaces then others to fit it all in.

[Kyle]

http://www.pdffiller.com/

 

You can upload any pdf and type on it, using your desired font settings

Edited November 18, 2009 by Kyle (see edit history)

[Kim-saru]

http://www.pdffiller.com/

 

You can upload any pdf and type on it, using your desired font settings

 

Bummer, they want to charge for it, but I have the full blown adobe with all the bells and whistle, but can't find where I can resize the text within the field.

[chilton747]

This is only available when the person who created the document gives you the rights to use certain tools.

 

You can use the snapshot tool, paste it into Paint then you can insert whatever font you want.

[dnoblett]

Or you can simply hand write on the lines that you are having problems with.

[chilton747]

Or you can simply hand write on the lines that you are having problems with.

 

Not if his handwriting is like mine.

[Kim-saru]

Or you can simply hand write on the lines that you are having problems with.

 

Not if his handwriting is like mine.

 

I will be attaching a 2nd "typed" sheet.

 

Try writing by hand in the little box:

 

Lucky Treasure Specialized Child Photography Center City, East Imperial Flower Park Store 6 Longgang Disytict, Shenzen, China

[chilton747]

Or you can simply hand write on the lines that you are having problems with.

 

Not if his handwriting is like mine.

 

I will be attaching a 2nd "typed" sheet.

 

Try writing by hand in the little box:

 

Lucky Treasure Specialized Child Photography Center City, East Imperial Flower Park Store 6 Longgang Disytict, Shenzen, China

 

Yep, a "see continuation sheet" is definitely in order alright!!

[tonado]

http://www.wikihow.com/Modify-Font-Propert...e-Text-in-a-PDF

[Bert]

http://www.wikihow.com/Modify-Font-Propert...e-Text-in-a-PDF

 

I tried this today on my work laptop. It is just as it says in the wikihow except that I have to choose "Touch up Object Tool". In the past, I have been successful in altering the government forms and even saving forms that with the Reader you can't save. The only issue I have had is with Chinese characters. Sometimes they want to drop below the line.

[Randy W]

http://www.wikihow.com/Modify-Font-Propert...e-Text-in-a-PDF

 

I tried this today on my work laptop. It is just as it says in the wikihow except that I have to choose "Touch up Object Tool". In the past, I have been successful in altering the government forms and even saving forms that with the Reader you can't save. The only issue I have had is with Chinese characters. Sometimes they want to drop below the line.

"The line" is defined in the font. That is, the character's positions are defined in the font, including where it falls vertically.

 

Try a font from a different source, unless your stuck with the pdf font.

Edited November 20, 2009 by Randy W (see edit history)

[RobertH]

Or you can simply hand write on the lines that you are having problems with.

 

Not if his handwriting is like mine.

 

I will be attaching a 2nd "typed" sheet.

 

Try writing by hand in the little box:

 

Lucky Treasure Specialized Child Photography Center City, East Imperial Flower Park Store 6 Longgang Disytict, Shenzen, China

 

 

Lol that si so funny I had the same problem with Her home address it's like 5 freakin lines long.

[nandj]

I have issues with some of the calendar fields with the newer forms (G325 in particular). I was told by USCIS that it is okay to hand-write into these fields if necessary.