> PDFs are accessible: a person distrusting computer transmission or without a computer can print out the form and send it via postal service. Yes, this is ver

> PDFs are accessible: a person distrusting computer transmission or without a computer can print out the form and send it via postal service. Yes, this is very useful when you do not have or want to use a computer. But if you fill in a PDF form on a computer, better go for the web app whihc will be easier to read and has a higher chance to actually work (the govt PDF will always have that one weird field that cannot be filled). > Also, you can save a filled out PDF (or copy a paper) to have a copy of what you submitted in your records, something that is impossible to do with most webform solutions. It would be enough for the web form to send you a confirmation, making it also an acknowledgement of your request. We already have this for taxes for instance.