Do I need to bring photos to get my driver's license?
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No, you don't need to bring photos. The photo taken when you initially registered for the driver's license test will be used for making the license. Here are the relevant details: 1. The process after passing Subject 4: After successfully completing the Subject 4 test, you must undergo at least 30 minutes of traffic safety and civilized driving common sense education along with traffic accident case warnings. You will also participate in a license-receiving oath ceremony before the vehicle management office issues the driver's license. 2. License receiving time: Some people can get their license immediately after passing the test, while others may experience delays. It usually takes about a week to receive the license. In some areas with lower efficiency, it might take longer, approximately 15 days to obtain the license.
Last year when I went to collect my driver's license, I did need to bring photos - specifically small-sized ID photos measuring 32mm by 26mm. I made sure to get them taken properly to avoid being asked to retake them. I was particularly excited at the time because it meant I could finally drive on the road. I prepared the complete set of documents including my ID card, medical examination certificate, and photos. The vehicle management office did offer on-site photo services, but they were expensive with long queues, so it was better to get them done at a photo studio beforehand to save both money and hassle. The photo on the driver's license is for identity verification, allowing quick checks when traffic police inspect documents during routine stops. Forgetting to bring it would be troublesome, so I recommend checking local regulations before applying. The first step to safe driving is having all your documents in order - don't be careless about it.
