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This New U.S. Immigration Rule Could Get Your Application Denied… For A Photo
USCIS New Photo Rule SHOCKS Immigrants! Old pics (even 10-year) BANNED-must be max 3 years old & taken by USCIS/authorized providers only. No more applicant-submitted photos to fight identity fraud. Covid-era decades-old images? Gone! Affects visas, green cards, work permits-1M+ yearly applicants scramble. Stricter security or unnecessary hurdle?
Trump Implements Stricter Green Card Eligibility Rules.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has introduced new photo requirements for immigration documents, effective immediately.WHO WAS INVOLVED: USCIS, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and immigration applicants, including Green Card holders.WHEN & WHERE: Announced on December 2025, with immediate effect across the United States.KEY QUOTE: “This ensures every photo used in a secure document is recen…
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (Uscis) announced a new rule about photos required for certain immigration procedures.The policy seeks to prevent fraud by means of an improved identity check.New Uscis rule: seniority of photos in immigration proceedingsOn December 12, the agency published a new guide that limits the age of photographs of foreigners that can be used to create immigration documents to a maximum of three years.This upd…
USCIS Tightens Photo Rules For Immigration Documents
WASHINGTON, DC -As part of efforts to strengthen national security and curb identity fraud, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on December 12 issued new policy guidance sharply limiting how old a photograph can be when used to produce immigration documents. Under the updated guidance, which takes effect immediately, USCIS will only reuse a previously collected photograph if no more than 36 months have passed since the image was …
Those people who are taking steps to obtain permanent residence (Green Card) or American citizenship, from now on, will have to review their appearance and also the validity of their graphic documents.The Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) announced a new regulation with immediate effect.You can see: Alert for IMMIGRANTS with EAD: what can happen if you continue working with the expired PERMISE What are the changes in the photographs fo…
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