Filling Out a Personal Information Form: French Reading Worksheet – Free Printable 📋
A practical reading task for French learners: three short self-introductions, and one personal information form to complete for each person. The student reads the portrait, extracts the details, and fills in the seven fields — exactly like a real administrative form.
Last name, first name, date of birth, address, profession, nationality, marital status: the full vocabulary of the forms waiting in real French life, with a complete answer key to check the work. The worksheet has been updated in October 2026 (v5) with new illustrations; the task and the answer key are unchanged. The US Letter PDF with watermark is free for everybody; the clean PDFs and the editable DOCX files (A4 and US Letter) are for Premium members.
✨ What students practise
Three skills at once: reading a short descriptive text, extracting the exact information it contains, and writing it in the right field of a form — with the correct spelling and format. These are the skills used every day in a French-speaking country: town hall, bank, school, doctor’s office.
The task also prepares for the DELF A1 and A2 exams, where form-filling from a short text is a classic reading exercise. And because the three portraits vary (names, countries, jobs, family situations), the vocabulary never repeats in a mechanical way.
Read one portrait: who is speaking, where, what job, which family situation.
Find the seven pieces of information hidden in the short text.
Write each detail in the correct field of the personal information form.
Correct with the answer key included in every version.
👥 The three portraits
Three characters, three lives, three forms to complete:
Portuguese, company manager, born on 10 April 1970, lives at 30 rue du Four in Nantes. Married, two children.
Italian, cook, born on 23 September 1982 in Rome, lives at 10 rue de Bourgogne in Lyon. Divorced, one daughter.
Algerian, administrative assistant, born on 12 March 1980 in Algiers, lives at 22 rue Charles-Michels in Saint-Denis. Single, no children.
📋 The seven fields of each form
🎯 Who is it for, and why it works
First contact with administrative vocabulary, in short and simple texts.
A typical reading-comprehension task of the A1 and A2 exams.
A ready-to-print class support, and real-life training for newcomers in France.
📥 Download the worksheet
The free version carries our watermark; the clean PDFs and the editable DOCX files are included in the Premium membership. Answer key included in every version.
Preview (v5): three portraits, three forms, seven fields each
🎁 Free PDF – US Letter, with watermark
The complete worksheet with the answer key, free for everyone.
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Become a Premium member to unlock the updated clean A4 and US Letter files, plus the editable Word versions.
🎯 Recommended level, and the next steps
❓ Frequently asked questions
📖 What is the task exactly?
Read three short self-introductions and, for each one, fill in a personal information form: last name, first name, date of birth, address, profession, nationality and marital status.
🎯 What level is it for?
Mainly A1-A2 (FLE): the texts are short and simple, and the administrative vocabulary is introduced progressively. It also fits DELF A1-A2 preparation.
🆕 What changed in the v5 version?
Only the illustrations: the three characters have new portraits (October 2026). The texts, the form fields and the answer key are unchanged.
🎁 Which version is free?
The US Letter PDF with watermark, answer key included, is free for everybody. The clean A4 and US Letter PDFs and the editable DOCX files are reserved for Premium members.
✅ Is the answer key included?
Yes, in every version — for a quick correction in class or self-assessment at home.
📝 Can I create my own characters?
Yes: the Premium DOCX files let you change the portraits, the nationalities, the professions or the form layout.
