Filing today: Package and back of the photo question

[noone 0]

I'm getting ready to send my package today. Everything seems fine (hopefully). I will write down my list bellow. To fulfill the requirement I took 2 passport style photos. However the back of the photos is not plain white, it has 'Sony pictures' written all over it. I noticed that when I got home and took them out to sign my name. Does the back of the photo (I know about the background) has to be plain white or Japanese corporation logo, along with my name and A# will cause USCIS to put 'Sony' as my middle name?

My list (please check):

Cover letter 

Check for $675 payable to: U.S. Department of Homeland Security

2 identical color photos with my name and ‘A-number’ written on the back 

Completed and signed Form N-400

Copy of 2y green card (I don't have a 10y one yet, 'thanks' Vermont)

Copy of letter extending conditional resident status

Copy of Selective Service Card 

Marriage certificate

Copy of wife’s birth certificate 

Copy of wife’s passport

Joint IRS Return Transcripts and Record of Account for last 4 years

Joint State tax returns for last 4 years

Updated various account, bills, checks, etc. since filing for the removal of conditions:

Copy of my Passport stamps showing the dates of leaving and returning to the United States

Edited August 7, 2008 by noone

[lucyrich 20]

No worries. Most photo paper has a company logo on the back. The only reason you need to write your name and A# on the back is to make it easy for the clerks to match things back up when they drop a pile of applications. As long as you didn't insert "Sony" into your name as written on the top of the N-400, they won't put "Sony" into your official name in their paperwork.

Good luck.

[FVA 0]

yeah, the pictures are fine. your package looks good.

good luck!

Edited August 7, 2008 by FVA

[noone 0]

Thanks guys Off I go to mail it in.