> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.hackhub.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.hackhub.com/event-organizer/applications/application-form.md).

# Application form

### Create an application form

1. Find “Application Form” on the left side of the admin panel, click in to add and update application form questions.
2. At the top, clicking on “Common” will show common questions that are asked. Clicking into “Participant”, “Judge”, “Mentor”, “Volunteer” will show a list of questions that can be asked for each group. 
3. **Click the "Create" button on the top right to create an application form first! Be aware  you create an English version first. You can create a Chinese version by clicking "EN" beside the"Create" button.**
4. Every question you can choose required or optional. Select details required on the application form by applicants/participants. You can add personalized questions by clicking on the “add application form question” option.
5. Additionally, you can upload your customized application using the upload function on the bottom of the page.
6. **After finishing the application form, please click the "Start application" button to allow participants to join in.** You can turn it off at any time.


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