Size of my picture???

[mylove_1959 0]

Hi everyone!

I'm going to mail the package to USCIS and I dont know what is my picture size that I need to take?

And here is following what I send:

1) Money Order

2) 2 Pictures ( I dont know what's size yet )

3) N-400

4) Copy of my Green Card

5) Copy of Marriage Certificate

6) My birth certificate ( Copy )

7) My husband birth certificate ( Copy )

8) My driver license ( Copy )

9) IRS ( last 3 years )

10)Copy of my social sercurity

11) Driver license of my husband ( Copy)

These are what I send to USCIS and I dont know if I still missing something. Any ideas?

Do I need to send my husband's divorce decree(s)?

I really appreciate your help.

Kim

[Adriene H 89]

Hi everyone!

I'm going to mail the package to USCIS and I dont know what is my picture size that I need to take?

Passport sized

[beejay 125]

It should be 2x2. You can go to any place that has photo developing and tell them you want a passport size photo and they should be able to do it for you.

Here is a page on the requirements from travel.state.gov

Examples of good and bad photos

[Exasperated 5]

And here is following what I send:

1) Money Order

2) 2 Pictures ( I dont know what's size yet )

3) N-400

4) Copy of my Green Card

5) Copy of Marriage Certificate

6) My birth certificate ( Copy )

7) My husband birth certificate ( Copy )

8) My driver license ( Copy )

9) IRS ( last 3 years )

10)Copy of my social sercurity

11) Driver license of my husband ( Copy)

Incidentally, all these items are not required. I tend to lean towards following their requirements as to what to send pretty much to the letter (and in the case of the N400 we actually have a clear checklist of what they want to receive). I used to think too much information could never be a bad thing, but after we were explicitly told by a USCIS officer that we slowed our I485 down by giving them too much information (and yes, it was all pretty relevant, not random fluff), I lean more towards a "send what they ask for, be ready to provide the rest at an interview" approach. Just my 2 cents, each to their own of course.

Edited December 1, 2011 by Exasperated