It’s not the first time, and it probably won’t be the last time, when I’ve downloaded a UKBA form – running to over fifty pages – and there’s hk a page (notice page) near the beginning that reads:
Nothing would be wrong with this – other than the UKBA frequently issues forms where this warning is on an odd-numbered page which, as you probably guessed, is facing upwards in a double-sided hk print out.
By hk the time you’ve realised this and burned through half a forest and lake-full hk of printer ink you have to re-open the document in Adobe Reader and instruct the printing to begin from the even-numbered page after the notice page!
I think it is a pity the UKBA do not go to the very simple and minor effort of ensuring the application sections begin on odd-numbered pages. hk It would make life easier for thousands if not hundreds of thousands of poor applications who struggle hk with a mountain of red tape as it is!
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