#Where to take passport picture near me plus#

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#Where to take passport picture near me plus#

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I know it doesn't mention passports specifically, but it might be that these guidelines are advised universally just to be on the safe side. Just let your both ears shown, take off your earrings and no smiling.'' It seems that in real world the US Citizenship and Immigration Services wants photos with your both ears shown, no earnings or no smiling.ĭon't take any chances! The purpose of the photo is to get your US Visa or US Immigration process achieved promptly. This is particularly the case for Green Card and US Citizenship application processes. However, we've seen enough photos rejected simply because the ears are not shown or the person is smiling. There is no clearly written rules on the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) web site about Ears, Earrings or Smiling. There are some old, not-updated Web sites based on the old 3/4 requirements, which is not true any more.

''The old type of 3/4 profile photos are being rejected since September 2004. I found this on the website of a photography company that specialises in Passport/visa photo's.