Raed

hi experts,

pls, lt me know.

Sj Oldfield

Originally posted by raed

    > hi experts,

    > pls, lt me know.





dont see why not, as long as it is clear and in black ink.

Rog Williams

Of course - I would think the majority are. Certainly mine were.

Michael Hoffman

sj oldfield <member17898@british_expats.com> wrote in
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    >
    > Originally posted by raed
    >
    >> hi experts,
    >
    >> pls, lt me know.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > dont see why not, as long as it is clear and in black ink.
    >
    >

Not just that, but they even cope with horrible handwriting!

Yours truly makes even blockletters look like Minoan A...

Mike

Lc

Seriously, does it really have to be in black ink? I think I used a blue
ball point pen. Oops.



"sj oldfield" <member17898@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Originally posted by raed
    > > hi experts,
    > > pls, lt me know.
    > dont see why not, as long as it is clear and in black ink.
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    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Pollyana

Black photocopies better than blue, thats why most official forms ask
for completion in black ink.

Skbn136app

Hello,



Me too written using Blue Pen and the application was accepted. See no
reason that the photocopy quality would be of inferior quality as most
of the photocopier machines these days are modern enough to produce
good output.



Regards



skbn136app

Jaj

Yes, it's ok to handwrite the application form.
To make things easy for your case officer, ensure it's legible.

Jeremy

sj oldfield wrote:

    > Originally posted by raed
    >
    >>hi experts,
    >
    >>pls, lt me know.
    >
    > dont see why not, as long as it is clear and in black ink.