Should FORM 8 be printed one-sided or is double-sided okay?

[stvcisco]

It feels like the package I'll be sending will have lots of paper. The form itself (pages 16-38) is 23 pages alone. Will it be a problem if I print it double-sided?

[stvcisco]

The Naturalisation Residency Calculator wants me to put the Application Date, but that's the date that I'll get the statutory declaration signed by a witness. I will do that AFTER printing the report from the residency calculator, so how can I know the application date for certain?

Is it okay to put an estimate of the date?

[meself2]

Keep your post in one topic, please. Just so we can have one big thread with all the questions and answers you have.

Is it okay to put an estimate of the date?

It's fine. This data doesn't go anywhere until you yourself print it and enclose with the application (and you'll have a date at this point).

The form itself (pages 16-38) is 23 pages alone. Will it be a problem if I print it double-sided?

I'd say single pages just so the caseworker doesn't get confused, but there's no requirement to have it one way or another afaik.

[ackk]

It feels like the package I'll be sending will have lots of paper. The form itself (pages 16-38) is 23 pages alone. Will it be a problem if I print it double-sided?

I was going to do what you asked but a colleague convinced me to print page by page when I was applying for my child, It's expensive to print in colour but don't worry about it. When I applied I had to print a whole four expired passport booklets just for you to imagine how big my parcel was and all of a sudden on the new forms you only have to print the data page in colour and witness it with a solicitor accordingly

[littlerr]

There is no requirement whether the forms and copies of passports should be printed simplex or duplex.

The first task when an officer opens your application is to scan every single piece of paper into the computer. It’s a manual task and there is barely any difference whether the files you submitted are single or double sided.

Single-sided paper is usually preferred because it is less likely that the officer there will accidentally miss one of the pages.