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United States · immigrant visa interview prints
US Immigrant Visa Photo Maker
Prepare the two identical printed photographs requested for a U.S. immigrant visa interview. This page is for the interview prints, not the DS-260 application itself.
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Make a document photo locally
Take or upload a clear portrait, review the local face check, adjust the frame, and export locally. Keep the original background by default.
Portrait photos stay on this device. A local model may download on first use.
Pixlery is not a government or official ID service. Output is for convenience only and is not guaranteed to pass any review. Always confirm the latest requirements with your issuing authority.
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Current specification
Immigrant visa interview · two identical 2×2 inch prints
- Two identical color prints
- 2×2 inches (51×51 mm) on photo-quality paper
- Recent within six months; white or off-white background
Background choice
Keep a suitable real background when possible. Optional replacement must not change facial appearance or create an artificial result.
The consular officer decides acceptance. Manually check recency, expression, focus, lighting, glasses, headwear and any medical or religious exception.
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How to use this country page
Frame the 2×2 inch result
Review the head guide, then export a single JPEG or a print sheet.
Print two identical copies
Use photo-quality paper and bring the copies according to your interview instructions.
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Official sources
Reviewed: 2026-07-22 · Review again by: 2027-01-18
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Questions
Is this a DS-260 upload file?
No. The official guidance asks DS-260 applicants for two printed photos at the immigrant visa interview.
How many copies do I need?
The current Department of State photo page specifies two identical prints.
Can Pixlery guarantee the interview will accept them?
No. The consular officer performs the final review.
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