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Is it ok to place more than one photo on a letter size sheet of paper. Is it ok to reduce them so they can be 4 to a page? Not sure if this is considered retouching or altering which is not allowed. TIA

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8 minutes ago, Dhilman2 said:

Is it ok to place more than one photo on a letter size sheet of paper. Is it ok to reduce them so they can be 4 to a page? Not sure if this is considered retouching or altering which is not allowed. TIA

Yes, it's ok.  We've done as many as 6 to a page.

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Resize them as necessary and arrange them as you need. Just be sure the images are clear and you can be identified in them (the whole purpose of the proof)

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8 hours ago, Dhilman2 said:

Is it ok to place more than one photo on a letter size sheet of paper. Is it ok to reduce them so they can be 4 to a page? Not sure if this is considered retouching or altering which is not allowed. TIA

4 per page is fine, imo.  I placed several per page in our package.   Good luck.

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10 hours ago, Dhilman2 said:

Is it ok to place more than one photo on a letter size sheet of paper. Is it ok to reduce them so they can be 4 to a page? Not sure if this is considered retouching or altering which is not allowed. TIA

That is what we did, 4 to a page

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