Immigration and Naturalization photographs:
Immigration, Visa, Green Card:
The following information is provided by USCIS - U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Applications and Petitions That Require Photos
2 photos are required for the following forms: I-90 -
Renew or replace your Permanent Resident Card - Green Card
I-131 - Re-entry permit, refugee travel document, or advance parole
I-485 - Adjust status and become a permanent resident while in the US
I-765 - Employment Authorization / Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
I-777 - Replace Northern Marina Card
I-821 - Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Program
N-300 - Declaration of Intent (to apply for US citizenship)
N-400 - Naturalization (to become a US citizen)
N-565 - Replace Naturalization/Citizenship Certificate
3 photos are required for the following forms: I-698 - Temporary Resident's application under the 1987 Legalization Program for permanent resident status - file 1 photo for your application, and bring the other 2 with you to your interview.
N-600K - To apply for US citizenship for foreign-born child residing abroad with US citizen parent
4 photos are required for the following forms: I-817 - To apply for Family Unity Benefits
I-881 - NACARA - suspension of deportation or special rule cancellation
File the following with your photos and of others as shown below:
I-129F - Fiancé(e) Petition - file with 1 photo of you + 1 photo of fiancé(e)
I-130 - Relative petition - if filing for your husband or wife, file with 1 photo of you + 1 photo of your husband or wife
I-589 - Asylum - file with 1 photo of you + 1 photo of each family member that you are including in your application
I-730 - Relative petition filed by a person granted Asylum or Refugee status - file with 1 photo of the family member for whom you are filing the I-730
I-914 - 'T' nonimmigrant status - file with 3 photos of you + 3 photos of each immediate family member for which you file an I-914A supplement |