Att for every body , when you send your photo to CIC

[Need Canadian Pr]

hi all you received PPR remember cic photo specifications has changed from 21 Nov 2015.

still many photo studio even shoppers don't know

 

[JoacRy]

+1 for you. Can you please post the link showing the new specifications?

 

[Andre_Smol]

hi all you received PPR remember cic photo specifications has changed from 21 Nov 2015.

still many photo studio even shoppers don't know

My PPR included a link to the following specifications:

cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/pdf/5445EB-e.pdf

 

[rj1jr]

Hi all,

Can someone please tell me what CIC means by "Photographs must be original and not altered in any way". Is it like, for example if any scars/pimples should not be photoshopped?

Thanks in advance,
RJ

 

[Aragorn165]

Hi all,

Can someone please tell me what CIC means by "Photographs must be original and not altered in any way". Is it like, for example if any scars/pimples should not be photoshopped?

Thanks in advance,
RJ

No post processing, yeah.

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

My PPR included a link to the following specifications:

cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/pdf/5445EB-e.pdf

Thanks for the heads up. +1

 

[damien86]

My PPR included a link to the following specifications:

cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/pdf/5445EB-e.pdf

these instructions mention that the photo studio has to write the name, date on the back of the photo. so we are supposed to scan and upload the back of the photos? Do we ever need to mail the original photos as part of the application?

 

[Duskyblue]

these instructions mention that the photo studio has to write the name, date on the back of the photo. so we are supposed to scan and upload the back of the photos? Do we ever need to mail the original photos as part of the application?

Well, this is for after PPR, not for the online application. I assume you have to mail them along with your passport.

 

[JK_CAD]

When you submit your photo in online application, you do not need the stamp on photo since you are only uploading your photo of your face.

The link which is added in other post is the one you get in email once you get PPR request. When you get a PPR request, you have send the latest photos with stamp on one photo in the back. You also can't photoshop your photo if you have scars or pimples when you go to take the latest photos. You can apply makeup before going ;D ;D ;D

 

[rj1jr]

Hi all,

I think I am in trouble.... I went to photo studio with the new specs(after PPR) and the photographer finally gave me the photos with 50mm*70mm. But it looks very big with head, shoulders and most part of the chest. If anyone knows the correct spec of the background area i.e, from top till tip of the head and from chin to the bottom. We already know that from chin to crown of head it should be between 31mm and 36mm.

Please help me...

Thanks in advance,
RJ

 

[CanadaWeCome]

Hi all,

I think I am in trouble.... I went to photo studio with the new specs(after PPR) and the photographer finally gave me the photos with 50mm*70mm. But it looks very big with head, shoulders and most part of the chest. If anyone knows the correct spec of the background area i.e, from top till tip of the head and from chin to the bottom. We already know that from chin to crown of head it should be between 31mm and 36mm.

Please help me...

Thanks in advance,
RJ

Why don't you check out the link posted by @Andre_Smol above

 

[rj1jr]

Why don't you check out the link posted by @Andre_Smol above

The same spec we got with our PPR and I took it to my photographer. He developed the photo using the new spec. But the thing is he is not able to identify the actual size from the top of the photograph to the tip of the head i.e, how much white area should be there above the head and how much of the portion below the chin should be shown?

 

[CanadaWeCome]

The same spec we got with our PPR and I took it to my photographer. He developed the photo using the new spec. But the thing is he is not able to identify the actual size from the top of the photograph to the tip of the head i.e, how much white area should be there above the head and how much of the portion below the chin should be shown?

You must have gone to pythagorus for your photograph. ;D

That space above the head is irrelevant as long as the tip of the head is not chamfered.

 

[rj1jr]

You must have gone to pythagorus for your photograph. ;D

That space above the head is irrelevant as long as the tip of the head is not chamfered.

Ha Ha...

Please check this http://www.passportphotosperth.com.au/canadian-passport-visa-photos.php. Is this correct?

However my photo though it comes within 50mm*70mm, there is more white portion above the head and more of the body below the chin i.e, upto chest is shown and yet it fits within 50mm*70mm :'(

 

[CanadaWeCome]

Ha Ha...

Please check this http://www.passportphotosperth.com.au/canadian-passport-visa-photos.php. Is this correct?

However my photo though it comes within 50mm*70mm, there is more white portion above the head and more of the body below the chin i.e, upto chest is shown and yet it fits within 50mm*70mm :'(

That looks fine to me.