You can't place a form into an email. What you can do is create a link in an email and pass the content from Form A to Form B via query string variables and using the get param shortcode to set field default values in Form B.
I really wish I understood this! I think I may have to hire someone to help.
It would just be helpful if I knew what I am asking for is even possible. I would like to have a form, lets say that allows input of name and address, and some options. When submitted it creates a page (and emails link), which includes a view of the form (name address, options) AND also a signature field is this possible?
I don't know why you would create a page. Form B should be on a page. You send a link to the page in your email and include a query string to pass the values from Form A to Form B. It's really quite simple. This old video of mine explains query strings. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO6NqXz4bFA
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