Can I use my own photo for the driver's license?
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You can use your own photo for the driver's license, but you need to ensure that the photo passes the inspection by the relevant authorities. The driver's license photo can only be changed when applying for or replacing the license. If you think the photo on your driver's license is unflattering, you can apply for a replacement at the vehicle management office (even if the license is not lost). At that time, you can carefully select a good photo and complete the procedure at the vehicle management office by paying the processing fee. Requirements for driver's license photos: Within the first 6 months of applying for a motor vehicle driver's license, a straight-edged, front-facing, bareheaded, single-person, half-length ID photo of yourself is required. The image should be clear, with rich layers, natural expression, and no obvious distortion. The background color should be white, and you should wear dark-colored clothing. The photo size should be 32mm x 22mm, with a head width of 14mm to 16mm and a head length of 19mm to 22mm. Girls should not have their hair loose, and boys' hair should not be too long. The expression should be natural. People with long hair should expose both ears, and the head and face should not be tilted, sideways, overly made-up, or have accessories that affect facial recognition. Location and precautions for taking driver's license photos: Vehicle management offices or outside photo studios with legitimate business licenses. If taking photos at an outside studio, simply inform the studio that you need "photos for a driver's license," and the studio will follow the specifications accordingly. Just follow the studio's instructions to complete the photo session.
