Lastly, I think the intention of that form is that you print it, fill in the date and your signature in ink, then either snail mail or scan to PDF and email it. The specific tools and options are displayed in the toolbar. I have confirmed with the sender that she's able to sign the document (she has Acrobat, not Reader). Click Fill & Sign in the right pane, or click the Sign icon in the toolbar. When I went to the 'Sign' tab in the upper right-hand side of the ribbon and clicked the 'I Need to Sign' dropdown menu, everything was grayed out. I mention it here because it is a way you can get past not being able to add a field. Someone on my team sent me a document to sign. Also, printing to PDF is called re-frying and is typically discouraged.
One way you could edit the form is in Acrobat use Print to PDF- this will essentially wipe all the fields from the form so you would need to not only add the date field but add all the others too. After all the completed forms and supporting documents are uploaded, you'll be prompted to answer a security question and sign your name that's your electronic signature that's how you'd sign your online application. If it is a LiveCycle Designer PDF, then you can only edit (add a field) it in LiveCycle Designer, not Acrobat. ago If you're applying online don't sign the forms by hand. Are you having this problem with all PDF documents or with a certain PDF. You can look under File->Document Properties to see if security (under the Security tab) has been added and to see if it is a LiveCycle PDF form (under the Description tab, PDF producer). Before we start, it is important to identify if the problem PDF document is corrupted. Did you get the W9 from the IRS.gov web site? Many of their forms are LiveCycle Designer PDFs and many are secured to prevent changes too.
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