PPR photo requirements

[viashnavc90]

Hi all,

I have a quick question regarding the photo for PPR. I have the photo that I took couple of months(took the photos for both application and PPR at the same time) back but it doesn't bear the photo studio details.
Can I just handwrite those details now or should this be a brand new photo?

Thanks

 

[Peacekeeper87]

Hi all,

I have a quick question regarding the photo for PPR. I have the photo that I took couple of months(took the photos for both application and PPR at the same time) back but it doesn't bear the photo studio details.
Can I just handwrite those details now or should this be a brand new photo?

Thanks

eAPR and and PPR photos are not the same.
eAPR= 35mm x 45mm
PPR= 50mm x 70mm

So you cannot use the same ones you used the first name. Plus the photos for eAPR are digital, and the ones for PPR are physical, and that's when the photographer stamps his info.

 

[viashnavc90]

eAPR and and PPR photos are not the same.
eAPR= 35mm x 45mm
PPR= 50mm x 70mm

So you cannot use the same ones you used the first name. Plus the photos for eAPR are digital, and the ones for PPR are physical, and that's when the photographer stamps his info.

Yes they are different and I am having the PPR photos with same specs as physical copies. I meant to say that, I got both eAPR and PPR photos done at the same time (I din't knew back then that the PPR photos require photographer details)

Having said that, since I have those PPR= 50mm x 70mm photos, can I just hand-write the photographer details by myself and send it or should I again take new ones?

 

[Peacekeeper87]

Yes they are different and I am having the PPR photos with same specs as physical copies. I meant to say that, I got both eAPR and PPR photos done at the same time (I din't knew back then that the PPR photos require photographer details)

Having said that, since I have those PPR= 50mm x 70mm photos, can I just hand-write the photographer details by myself and send it or should I again take new ones?

To avoid your photos being rejected, it's best to just do them again and ask for details to be written/stamped by photographer.

 

[Jordan_10]

eAPR and and PPR photos are not the same.
eAPR= 35mm x 45mm
PPR= 50mm x 70mm

I just saw this requirement and post! However, when I submitted my application we had taken a photo of 50mm x 70mm but, it was a digital photo! Is that correct requirement? We haven’t got our PPR yet!

 

[Wedding Crasher]

To avoid your photos being rejected, it's best to just do them again and ask for details to be written/stamped by photographer.

I have a smirk in my picture and I have already submitted my EAPR. Is it possible they will refuse my application based on that picture? Should I submit a new one through CSE?


Thanks,

 

[subodhp]

I have a smirk in my picture and I have already submitted my EAPR. Is it possible they will refuse my application based on that picture? Should I submit a new one through CSE?


Thanks,

Possible but given you have submitted it already, it is better to wait. You may also be asked for a new photo at the time of pr card application.

 

[Wedding Crasher]

Possible but given you have submitted it already, it is better to wait.

Possible that the whole E-APR will be refused? I feel like its better and safer to submit a new photo. Can I attach photo in CSE?