Can I Retake the Driving School Registration Photo?
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You need to check with the driving school's customer service, as regulations vary by school. Below is more information about driver's license photos: 1. Size: The background color is usually red, blue, or white, and the size is typically 1-inch or 2-inch. A 1-inch photo refers to a photo that is 1 inch in size, commonly used for ID photos. 2. Requirements for driver's license photos: The photo must be a recent (within the last six months), color, front-facing photo with a white background, without a hat. You cannot wear white clothes or uniforms. The photo does not need an ID number. The standard size is 1 inch. Those who require vision correction must wear glasses. The head should occupy about two-thirds of the photo's length, and the photo must be clear and recognizable.
Last year when I enrolled in the driving school, I encountered issues with my photo. The staff immediately pointed out that the red background photo I submitted didn't meet requirements and asked me to retake a blue background one-inch photo at the nearby photo studio. Key points: 1) Dimensions must be precise; 2) Background color cannot be wrong; 3) No jewelry or glasses allowed; 4) Natural facial expression without covering facial features. It's recommended to prepare a digital version in advance as many cities now support online photo uploads. Remember to wear dark-colored tops to avoid repeated revisions during later reviews.
