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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I was just reading about the interview (mine has not been scheduled yet) and I read that we must take two 2x2" photos of ourselves along. Now, I thought Canadian passport photos like the ones taken at Black's or Shopper's Drug Mart are 2.75"x2". Is that correct? If so, how/where do we obtain the correctly sized photos?

Thanks!

2004-09-03 : Met at college in USA and went on first date!

2008-01-02 : Married in Canada.

2008-01-07 : DH returns to USA.

2008-04-20 : Finally received marriage certificate from the province and filed 1-130 Petition.

2008-07-08 : I-130 Approved!

2008-09-15 : Received DS-230 and I-864.

2008-10-14: Mailed DS-230 and I-864

2008-10-30: DS-230 and I-864 received by NVC

2008-11-04: RFE

2008-11-18: Overnighted missing documents to NVC

2008-11-26: Case Complete at NVC!!

2008-03-02: Medical in Toronto

2009-03-23: Interview! Approved!

2009-04-04: The big move. POE: Blue Water Bridge. All went well.

2009-04-16: SSN arrives in the mail.

2009-04-24: PR card arrives in the mail.

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I was just reading about the interview (mine has not been scheduled yet) and I read that we must take two 2x2" photos of ourselves along. Now, I thought Canadian passport photos like the ones taken at Black's or Shopper's Drug Mart are 2.75"x2". Is that correct? If so, how/where do we obtain the correctly sized photos?

Thanks!

The beneficiary (the one being interviewed) is the only one that takes the pictures in. One of them in fact is the one that appears on your visa that's placed in your passport. I went to a photoshop across the street from my workplace that did passport photo's. I told them they MUST be 2x2 as per U.S. regulations. They knew about this, and produced same. Same price as from somewhere else as well.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I was just reading about the interview (mine has not been scheduled yet) and I read that we must take two 2x2" photos of ourselves along. Now, I thought Canadian passport photos like the ones taken at Black's or Shopper's Drug Mart are 2.75"x2". Is that correct? If so, how/where do we obtain the correctly sized photos?

Thanks!

The beneficiary (the one being interviewed) is the only one that takes the pictures in. One of them in fact is the one that appears on your visa that's placed in your passport. I went to a photoshop across the street from my workplace that did passport photo's. I told them they MUST be 2x2 as per U.S. regulations. They knew about this, and produced same. Same price as from somewhere else as well.

Great- thanks!

2004-09-03 : Met at college in USA and went on first date!

2008-01-02 : Married in Canada.

2008-01-07 : DH returns to USA.

2008-04-20 : Finally received marriage certificate from the province and filed 1-130 Petition.

2008-07-08 : I-130 Approved!

2008-09-15 : Received DS-230 and I-864.

2008-10-14: Mailed DS-230 and I-864

2008-10-30: DS-230 and I-864 received by NVC

2008-11-04: RFE

2008-11-18: Overnighted missing documents to NVC

2008-11-26: Case Complete at NVC!!

2008-03-02: Medical in Toronto

2009-03-23: Interview! Approved!

2009-04-04: The big move. POE: Blue Water Bridge. All went well.

2009-04-16: SSN arrives in the mail.

2009-04-24: PR card arrives in the mail.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I got mine done at a local CAA location, they asked me what size I needed and I didn't know at first but the girl behind the counter was able to go online and do a search for me. She was so helpful and she saved me a trip. I sent my photos in with my DS-230 so I hope they have it at the interview. I'll probably get another pair of photos just in case. Oh and it was cheap, only $12 for the photos, free if you have Premium CAA membership. I have an AMA membership so I don't think it's free unless I'm in the US taking the photos.

History

12/2000 Met Online

02/14/2001 Started dating

04/20/2001 Met in person

03/2002 Moved in together in the US

2002 - 2007 working in US on TN-1 Visa

05/2005 Registered as Common-law

06/2005 Proposed and Engaged

08/30/2007 - Married

I-130 (156 Days)

02/20/2008 I-130 Filed

03/10/2008 NOA1 - CSC confirmation sent

03/12/2008 date on online tracking - Touched

08/11/2008 - NOA2 - I-130 APPROVED!!! USCIS page updated. (156 Days)

NVC

08/14/2008 - NVC received my application and has assigned me a case number. Waiting for Beneficiary letter.

08/15/2008 - e-mailed the NVC for choice of Agent DS-3032, not sure if I was suppose to do this before actually getting paperwork sent to me.

08/25/2008 - AOS Fee Bill and DS-3032 Generated

08/30/2008 - Letter Recieved

09/02/2008 - AOS Fee Bill Paid and DS-3032 Choice of Agent e-mail sent

09/03/2008 - AOS Fee Bill Recorded as Paid

09/10/2008 - NVC sends DS-3203 Receipt Confirmation

09/10/2008 - IV Fee Bill Available and Paid

09/11/2008 - IV Fee Bill Processed - PAID, Coversheet Generated

09/11/2008 - Following directions on James' Shortcuts for creating DS-230 Package

09/18/2008 - Sent in I-864 and DS-230 (FedEx Overnight)

09/29/2008 - NVC Case Completed!

09/??/???? - Packet never received (sent in with James' Shortcuts as soon as bill was paid)

12/03/2008 - Interview - APPROVED!

12/04/2008 - Visa Received

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I got mine done at a local CAA location, they asked me what size I needed and I didn't know at first but the girl behind the counter was able to go online and do a search for me. She was so helpful and she saved me a trip. I sent my photos in with my DS-230 so I hope they have it at the interview. I'll probably get another pair of photos just in case. Oh and it was cheap, only $12 for the photos, free if you have Premium CAA membership. I have an AMA membership so I don't think it's free unless I'm in the US taking the photos.

I just asked for 2 passport photos for the U.S. I went to Japan camera and they made up for me..no problem. I went for my interview yesterday in Montreal and also had already sent 2 in t the NVC. I also took 2 more just in case but there was no need as they had the ones I had sent in with the paperwork from the NVC.

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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I had to go to a professional photographer to get mine done -- God forbid the local Atlantic Superstore's photo lab do anything but Canadian specifications! :wacko:

*Cheryl -- Nova Scotia ....... Jerry -- Oklahoma*

Jan 17, 2014 N-400 submitted

Jan 27, 2014 NOA received and cheque cashed

Feb 13, 2014 Biometrics scheduled

Nov 7, 2014 NOA received and interview scheduled


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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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I went to a photo shop- I think it was a Blacks. The guy who did my picture used to work in the US and knew exactly what I needed.

I don't think you should have any problems- just call around and ask before you go.

 
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