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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Who Form 2220 Completing

Instructions and Help about Who Form 2220 Completing

Hi everyone, this is Laura Hammock from the Marble Jar Channel. In today's video, I'll share how I use markup and notability to fill out forms paperlessly. This is hardly a revelation; it is so straightforward. But, I stubbornly refused to fill out paper forms anymore. You would get a form by email, print it out, fill it in by hand, and then once scanned back in in order to email it. No, instead, I either use iOS's built-in markup tool or notability, which is my favorite handwriting integrated app. I'll fill out forms and then email them back without touching a printer or a piece of paper. If needed, of course, you can choose to print them from notability markup tool. Just a quick note about when I use the built-in markup tool. This is a new iOS tool for PDF and photo markup, and it is really coming along. You can access it by either pressing on an attachment to get additional options and choosing markup, or by opening the document and choosing the markup icon, which looks like a tool. I like to use it for quick and simple edits like a photo, where I highlight a word, or a form that only requires my name and signature. Just make your edits, and it saves your edited document to a reply email, which makes it quick and easy to respond. The problem is that it is limited. For example, it doesn't have an eraser tool, just an undo option, and once your edits are saved, you can't undo them. So, if I'm filling out a longer form or I want to save the form to use or access later, I use notability to do this. Open the PDF attachment from your email, choose the share option, and...