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Your Only Source in the USA to get Passport Photos for PIO (PERSONS OF INDIAN ORIGIN) CARD
(For photos for Indian Passport renewal, click here)OnlinePassportPhoto.com is pleased to announce the Passport Photo Service for applicants of "PIO (PERSONS OF INDIAN ORIGIN) CARD". We know how difficult it is to get non-standard size photos taken in the USA so we are very pleased to announce the availability to get PIO Card photos delivered directly to your home.
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How PIO (PERSONS OF INDIAN ORIGIN) CARD Passport Photos work?
First, make sure the photo you send us meets following requirements:
Full UPPER HALF BODY view with all facial features clearly visible. Face should neither be too bright nor too dark If wearing spectacles – reflection of light from the glasses should not be visible. No visible shadow on the face or background. Do not wear white/ light colored shirt as it blends with light background. Light reflection from hair should not be visible.Click below to make your payment ($6.95 for 6 PIO passport photos).
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Additional Detail about "PIO Card" (PERSONS OF INDIAN ORIGIN) Passport Photos Requirements:
Disclaimer: We have found conflicting information about PIO Card photos so please check your Consulate's website or call them for exactly what size of passport photos they are looking for- 2"x2" or 35mmx35mm. After you place an order, please let us know by clicking here what size of PIO card photo you need.
Indian Consulate at Washington, DC:
* No specific guidelines for photo. The application form just asks for "Attach 4 recent identical passport size photographs (Front pose with light background only)"
If you are submitting your PIO Card application at this office, please call 202 939 9888 and make sure what size of photos they want.PIO Card information at Indian Consulate, Washington DC
Indian Consulate, Houston, Texas:
(Taken from their website- FAQs)(a) Application form duly filled in with four recently taken and identical color photographs with light background of size 3.5x3.5 cm. Photographs should show the front view of full face and should be in civil dress. Polaroid photographs, poor quality photographs and photographs taken in uniform or with dark glasses will be rejected.
PIO Card information at Indian Consulate, Houston, Texas
Indian Consulate, San Francisco:
Some customers have reported that Indian consulate in San Francisco asks that the photo should be 2" x 2" for PIO Card applications..Reproduced from their website:
As your photograph is scanned and printed on the passport, it should be of a high quality for reproduction and conform to International Civil Aviation Organization specifications:
- Photographs of 2 inches x 2 inches or 35mm x 35mm photos - one to be pasted in the box on page 1 (one) and the 2nd photo to be stapled on the blank portion (below ‘for official use only’) on page 4 (four). Some Consulates ask for 3 additional photos so please verify with your consulate.
- Sufficiently bright color photo with frontal view of full face against a light background
- Close-up of head and top of shoulders with the face filling up 70% to 80% of the photo
- Sharp focus, clear, and of high quality
- Following kinds of photographs are not accepted
Black and white photographs
Photographs with colored or dark glasses
With dark background or in uniform
Polaroid, home-shot or home-scanned, or unduly large/small photographs are not accepted- Photograph should be recent and in no case more than six months old If there is distinct difference between your photograph in the earlier passport and the current photograph, sign on the front of the second photograph on the 'blank part of page 4' and have it notarized (follow process of ‘Change of Appearance.’)
Link to PIO Card Information on Indian Consulate, San Francisco