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Creating a high-quality biometric photo for your documents will take no more than 2 minutes of your time.
All you need to do is take and upload the photo. We'll take care of the rest.
Artificial intelligence analyzes your photo, crops it to the required size, and removes the background.
We offer a variety of payment methods to ensure that everyone finds a suitable option.
After payment, we will send the file with the finished photos to your email. To use them, simply download and print them out.
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Our photos are suitable for any type of documents, including international ones. This ensures convenience and time savings for our clients
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To get perfect shots for any type of document, use the following guidelines.
Stand about 50 cm away from the wall. This will help avoid harsh shadows behind your back and keep the details in the photo clear.
Put your face in front of the camera lens. Hold the camera at eye level. Maintain a neutral facial expression. This will help create optimal conditions for obtaining a high-quality image.
Choose a light or solid color background for the best image quality. Stand facing a light source, such as an open window. The background will be automatically cut out.
Create document photos online — for passports, visas, driver's licenses and more. Upload your photo, choose the document type, and our AI will adjust it to meet official requirements. Fast, affordable, and guaranteed to be accepted.
See also: All documents with 51×51 mm size
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requires two identical color photos, each 2×2 inches (51×51 mm), for nearly every immigration form: naturalization (N-400), Adjustment of Status (I-485), family petitions (I-130), Green Card renewal (I-90), Employment Authorization (I-765), Re-entry Permit (I-131), and dozens more. The specifications follow the U.S. State Department passport photo standard.
| N-400 | Application for Naturalization | 2 photos |
| N-565 | Application for Replacement Naturalization Document | 2 photos |
| N-600 | Application for Certificate of Citizenship | 2 photos |
| I-485 | Adjustment of Status to Permanent Resident | 2 photos |
| I-130 | Petition for Alien Relative | 2 photos |
| I-90 | Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card | 2 photos |
| I-131 | Application for Travel Document / Re-entry Permit | 2 photos |
| I-765 | Application for Employment Authorization (EAD) | 2 photos |
| I-589 | Application for Asylum | 2 photos for each family member |
| I-821D | DACA renewal | 2 photos |
Lightly write your A-Number (Alien Registration Number) and full name on the back of each photo using pencil or felt-tip pen. Never use ballpoint pens — they can press through and damage the image. If you don't have an A-Number, write your full legal name and date of birth.
Most USCIS forms (N-400, I-485, I-130, I-90, I-765, I-131) require 2 identical 2×2 inch color photos.
USCIS requires photos taken within the last 30 days of filing — much stricter than the 6-month rule for passport photos.
No. USCIS requires photo-quality paper. Use a 1-hour photo lab (CVS, Walgreens, Costco) or print at home on inkjet photo paper, not standard copy paper.
The A-Number (Alien Registration Number) is a 9-digit USCIS-assigned ID. Lightly write it and your full name on the back of each photo in pencil. If you don't have one yet, use full name and date of birth.
Specifications are identical (2×2 in, white background, head 1–1⅜ in). The difference: USCIS requires the photo to be no older than 30 days, while passport photos can be up to 6 months old.