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Every form in the library is fetched from the website of a US federal agency: the IRS, USCIS, the Social Security Administration, the State Department, the US Courts, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or the Department of Labor. A copy is stored here, so opening a form does not depend on the agency's site.
Search matches the form title as it appears on the card, within the category you have open, and results come 24 to a page.
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How to fill a PDF form online
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Find the form
Browse a category or use the search above the forms. Pressing Escape in the search box clears it.
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Open it in the editor
Click Edit on the form card. The form opens in the editor in a new tab, already loaded, with nothing to upload.
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Fill, sign and download
Complete the form, then download the finished PDF from the editor's File menu. Your answers are written onto the pages as text, so they look the same in any PDF reader.
How it works
Where the forms come from and how they open
Forms are added to the library from the agency's own web address, over an encrypted HTTPS connection. Each download is checked to be a real PDF, then stored here together with a small picture of its first page for the card.
Edit hands the stored form to the editor by its address, so the editor loads it by itself and there is no file to save and upload again. What you type goes into a new copy on your device, and the library form stays blank for the next person.
Download saves the blank form under a short file name made from its title. Preview opens the same stored file in a new tab, in your browser's own PDF viewer, so you can check it is the right form before filling it in.
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When a form has fillable text fields, the editor finds them as it opens, so you can type straight into each box. Fields split into character boxes get one box per character.
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Checkboxes are picked up too. Click one to tick it and click again to clear it.
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A scanned or flat form has no fields to click. The editor does not create a fillable PDF out of it; you add a text box wherever an answer goes and type there.
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Each one is a copy taken from the agency's site when it was added to the library, and it is not fetched again afterwards. If the revision matters, compare the date printed on the form with the version on the agency's site.
Yes. Download on the form card saves the blank PDF to your device, ready to print and fill in by hand, or to fill in on screen later.
It picks up text fields and checkboxes. Radio buttons and drop-down lists are not picked up, so mark those answers with a text box instead, for example an X on the right option. Fields the form's author locked as read-only are left alone.
Every page opens in the editor, and fields are picked up on all of them when the form loads. You can fill a long form in one sitting and download it once.
No. The library gives you the PDF to fill, print or save. Send it back the way the agency's instructions ask, whether by post, upload or email.
No. The library only takes forms from federal agency websites, so state, county and city forms are not in it. For one of those, download it from the issuing office and open it in Edit PDF.
Yes. The page address keeps the category, the search words and the page number, so a filtered list can be bookmarked or shared. The browser's Back button also returns you to the list you had before.
Search checks titles only, and only in the category that is open. Switch to All Forms and search again. If it still doesn't appear, it isn't in the library yet, and you can ask for it with the Contact us link next to these questions.