Is the driver's license photo taken on the spot?
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Due to differences in procedures among driving schools in various regions, the photos used for driver's licenses may also vary. In some places, the driver's license photo will use the 1-inch photo submitted during registration, while in others, applicants bring their own photos to make the driver's license after passing the subject four exam, or the photo is taken on the spot during production. Requirements for driver's license photos: must be a recent (within the last six months) color frontal photo with a white background, no hat, no white clothing or uniforms, sized one inch, those with corrected vision must wear glasses, the head portion should occupy about two-thirds of the photo length, and the photo must be clear and recognizable.