Must the driver's license application photo be taken on-site?

[EmmanuelRose]

Due to varying procedures among driving schools in different regions, the photos used for driver's licenses may also differ. In some areas, the driver's license photo will use the one-inch photo submitted during registration, while in others, applicants may bring their own photos after passing the fourth subject test, or have their photos taken on-site during the license production. Below is a detailed introduction regarding driver's license photos: 1. Photo requirements: The photo must be one-inch in size, taken within six months prior to the license application, and must be a front-facing, bareheaded photo with a white background. The head should occupy about two-thirds of the photo. Both men and women are not allowed to wear earrings. 2. Can the photo be changed: The photo can be changed, but not privately. The driver's license requires a stamp, which often partially covers the photo. If the photo is changed privately, the stamp will appear incomplete, and this will be treated as using a forged or altered driver's license.