Training and Correspondence - send sertificate as pdf file

Hi - is there a way of automatically converting OTFs such as 'certificate of achievement' so that they can be mailed as pdf files?

When a user opens the file in Acrobat Reader, they can fill it out and print it no problems.  However, if they wish to send it via email, this is not possible.  I looked on Google and found out that I must save the fillable PDF using "File > Save As > Reader Extended PDF > Enable Adding Text In Documents" but this option doesn't seem to be available in the MAC version of Adobe Pro...
I'm a bit lost now...

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