USCIS has implemented new guidelines regarding photo submissions for immigration applications, effective immediately. The updated policy aims to strengthen identity verification processes to prevent immigration fraud. Key changes include the requirement that photos must be taken within three years of filing and that applicants must have their photos taken in person at a USCIS Service Center.
Key Details:
- 3-Year Rule: Photos must be taken within three years of filing.
- No Self-Photos: Physical 2x2 photos submitted by mail are no longer accepted for major forms.
- Mandatory ASC Capture: Photos must be taken in person at a USCIS Service Center.
- Impacted Forms: The changes affect forms I-485, N-400, I-90, and N-600.
These updates are expected to significantly impact applicants by ensuring that identity verification is more secure and reliable. Need help with your immigration case? Visit QuickFiling.us for professional immigration services.
Source: Law Offices Of Fei Pang