Acrobat Reader DC Mobile Issues

Ok ARDC Mobile is giving me some grief. I am trying to make some fill-able forms for some of our people to fill out in the field. They will be using Android Tablets to fill out these forms. They will be using the same form over and over but need to be able to save a copy of the form filled out and blank the current form. The issue I am having is I can't save a copy of the document locally to the device. The only thing I could get to work was trying to print the document but automatically tries to go to google drive but no save as pdf option. They have to be able to save locally because most of the time they will not have access to wifi or cell phone signal and they will be using the free version of ARDC.
Is Adobe now requiring you to have a subscription to save a copy locally? or did I just miss something?
Also I can't seem to find anything that list what functions work and don't work on Android. Nothing beyond text fields, radio buttons, check boxes, and a few others seem to work. Button functionally doesn't work at all, even Save As, and nearly everything else doesn't work. I get everything is written in Java..... which doesn't really work on mobile devices........ What actually works on Mobile?

ManiacJoe,
If this does not work for you, please let us know.
Thanks,
-Amboo

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