Create and Fill Out Forms on iPad?

I have recently started a small business, but people must fill out a short form to recieve the item. I sometimes am away from the business when the form is needed to be filled out. I would like to save on ink and paper. So are there any apps for the iPad in which I can create a form and have people be able to fill it out and sign it right there on the iPad? I have downloaded many apps and signed up for many things, but either I can't work them orthe form must be e-mailed to the person. I need an app where I can have people fill it out and sign it right on the spot.

Hi There
We have a solution called iForm Pro (www.iformpro.co.uk) that would allow you to automate your forms and capture signatures, take photos and write on them and even calculate invoice values etc.
Hope this helps
Santy72

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