Saving a pdf file on an iphone

iI'm trying to apply for jobs online. So when I need to give them my resume it's asking for it in a PDF file. I've downloaded apps that convert it into a PDF file but I cannot seem to save it anywhere but iBooks. I tried sending it to myself in an email and that didn't work. I just want to be able to save it in my
photos folder for easy access! Can anyone help me out at all?!?!

First, you need an app capable of reading PDFs but that's not the issue you should be addressing. You cannot upload PDFs to job sites using Safari. Safari allow this ONLY for videos and pictures.
To do what you're asking, others have suggested using an alternative iOS browser called iCab Mobile or iUploader (iTunes links). Both should help you.

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