Business Forms

Manual and printer-fed forms

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Custom-Printed Forms

Forms provide a convenient method for recording and sharing information. Using data fields, check boxes, and other pre-set design elements, forms allow frequently-used documents to be completed quickly and consistently.

Many businesses use a variety of custom-printed forms. Some forms, like an employment application or expense report, are often designed to be completed manually. Other forms, like invoices, statements, and purchase orders, are often completed with the aid of a desktop or pin-fed printer.

Custom forms can be created in a variety of popular configurations:

  • Individual forms - can be created as single sheets or as multi-part carbonless forms.
  • Continuous forms - designed to be used with a pin-fed printer, continuous forms can be single ply or have multiple parts. Continuous forms are often 2-part, 3-part or 4-part carbonless (NCR) forms.
  • Padded forms - single sheet or multi-part forms assembled in a convenient tear-off pad, with or without a wrap-around cover.

How to Print a Form in 7 Easy Steps

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1. Gather your content and information

Start by collecting all of the content and images you've prepared for your project. This ensures you have everything ready for the next steps.

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2. Design Your Project

Arrange your project content into a print-ready PDF file. Pay attention to the layout, making sure it's correct and engaging.

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3. Give Us The Specifications

Fill in the details of your project including binding type, size, quantity, page count, ink color, and paper type on the provided quote form to receive an accurate estimate.

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4. Upload Your Work

Once your PDF is ready and meets the printing requirements, we'll upload it using the designated form.

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5. Proofing

After submission, we will review your file. We will then send you a PDF proof for your approval or any necessary revisions

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6. Printing Approval

Once you approve the PDF proof, the printing of your project will be scheduled.

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7. Delivery

After printing, your project will be delivered to your doorstep, ready for you to enjoy and distribute