There are a few areas where you can, like in Wailuku, but it's not a prime resort area, more like a run-down town stuck in the 30s catering to backpackers.

@Douglas Skipworth I have close to a billion tabs open on my laptop.. haha.

I have gotten pictures of a completed application but have been struggling to figure out a way to get my document as something they can fill out on a phone or laptop and just send back.

It's tough but here is some fun. 10 ways to appear engaged at your day job with you are building passive streams of income1) walk fast and move around frantically – general work areas2) don’t tell people where your are going on vacation (ie going to Dallas to look at apartments)3) don’t take calls in your car where people can see you4) don’t drive a fancy car to work5) attempt to look like your bring a brown bag to work… Say something like you are being healthy6) invest in a small compact laptop to analyze deals and emails & Google Drive!

I am currently using Sony Vaio laptop.

Training: oCam (screen shot video app for my windows laptop)

I have a great free site but it's on my laptop's bookmarks.

I know it could be a barrier for a small number of people but it's not a huge one, you could bring your laptop and meet them at a coffee shop if needed, in my mind, it's still better than a paper app. 

You can either make copies or take in a laptop to enter the information right into your database.

(Locals and Filipinos, Backpackers, American/Australian/European travelers)I have found it extremely hard to work with banks in the Philippines because they frankly dont want to deal with the extra paperwork that it entails when a foreigner is involved (you will most likely have better luck as a dual citizen.)