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What if you dont look like your ID photo?

Posted on December 27, 2022 by Author

Table of Contents

  • 1 What if you dont look like your ID photo?
  • 2 What are the rules for ID pictures?
  • 3 Why do I look so different in my ID?
  • 4 Can you take an ID photo yourself?
  • 5 Can you smile on ID photos?

What if you dont look like your ID photo?

You can appeal to a supervisor and tell them that your picture doesn’t look like you. And if it REALLY doesn’t look like you, bring along some proof of who you are (birth certificate, Social Security card). You should go get a new one with a current photo.

What are the rules for ID pictures?

In your photo you must:

  • be facing forward and looking straight at the camera.
  • have a neutral expression and your mouth closed (e.g. no smiling)
  • have your eyes open, visible and free from reflection or glare from glasses (you can’t wear sunglasses)
  • not have hair in front of your eyes.
  • not have anything covering your face.
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Is a picture of your ID valid?

Legally, you are required to have the original document. A picture is not “ID”. Most licenses these days are produced with various protections to prevent copying. A hotel might be willing to accept a picture, since they are only looking for a guaranty of their room charges.

Why do I look bad in my driver’s license pictures?

Originally Answered: Why are most driver’s licence photos terrible? Because the camera is level with your chin instead of your forehead. This way your neck and chin area is more visible and appears bigger than the rest of your face.

Why do I look so different in my ID?

It happens because the lighting in most setting is simply inadequate for pictures. But the lighting is either too dim for the camera to capture the nuanced features of a person’s face, or casts shadows that distort the final image.

Can you take an ID photo yourself?

You’ll need to find someone to help you, as you can’t take your photo yourself – which means no selfies. If you don’t want to complete an online application and would prefer to fill out a paper form, then you’ll still need to get a traditional printed passport photo to send with your application.

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Can I drive if my photocard has expired?

What if your photocard licence has already expired? Renewing late won’t automatically result in a fine. However, if your licence has expired, you shouldn’t drive until the DVLA has received your renewal application.

Will a bank accept a picture of my ID?

You would have to have your actual physical ID and a cellphone photo isn’t acceptable. Banks also have to verify that it’s not fake or photoshopped either and you can’t do that from a cellphone picture.

Can you smile on ID photos?

Whether you are getting a driver’s license photo or a passport photo, you will be asked not to smile. It isn’t necessary, and you will be asked to pose again to have another photo taken. It is best to simply wear a friendly expression, the same one you would be wearing if you were pulled over.

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