Forms and Written Information

You have a right to get written information in ways you can read and understand.

Tell people if you need them to read and explain a written document or complete a form for you.

You may also ask for documents in:

• plain language that is easy to read and understand.
• a larger font size.
• an electronic version that you can use on your computer.

Ask if you need assistance to:

• take notes at a meeting
• write down an appointment date and time

Explain how you sign documents.  You might use an X, thumb print, or authorize someone to sign on your behalf.

Accessible print, text and e-communications
Accessible forms, signatures and note-taking