Passport photos are available as an add-on to any headshot session for $25. For example, if you book the Industry Standard session ($200), your total is $225 + tax.

The requirements for passport photos in the United States are as follows:

1. Size: The standard size for a US passport photo is 2x2 inches (51x51mm). The head should be between 1 inch and 1 3/8 inches (25 to 35mm) from the bottom of the chin to the top of the head.

2. Background: The background should be white or off-white, with no patterns or shadows.

3. Lighting: The photo should be well-lit, with no shadows on the face or background.

4. Facial Expression: The applicant should have a neutral facial expression, with both eyes open and looking directly at the camera. Smiling is not allowed.

5. Head Position and Face Coverage: The head should be centered and facing the camera. The entire face should be visible, with no obstructions such as hats, sunglasses, or head coverings unless it is for religious or medical purposes. However, even in such cases, the face should be fully visible without any shadows or glares caused by the headwear.

6. Clothing: Normal daily clothing should be worn. Uniforms or clothing that resembles a uniform should be avoided, unless it is religious attire that is worn daily.

7. Image Quality: The photo should be clear, with high resolution and good contrast. It should be printed on matte or glossy photo-quality paper.

It's essential to follow these requirements precisely when taking your passport photo, as photos that do not meet these specifications may be rejected, leading to delays in the passport application process.

When taking your passport photo, it is recommended to wear normal daily clothing. Here are some guidelines to follow regarding clothing for your passport photo:

1. Dress in regular attire: Wear clothing that you would normally wear on a daily basis. Avoid uniforms or clothing that resembles a uniform, unless it is your religious attire that you wear daily.

2. Avoid busy patterns or distracting accessories: Choose solid-colored clothing or simple patterns. It is best to avoid clothing with busy patterns, as they can interfere with the clarity of the photo. Additionally, avoid large accessories or jewelry that may obstruct your face or cast unwanted shadows.

3. Consider your appearance consistent with your travel plans: Since the purpose of a passport photo is to represent your identity accurately, it is advisable to dress in a way that reflects how you would typically appear during your travel. For example, if you plan to wear a head covering or religious attire that is part of your daily routine, you may wear it for your passport photo as well. However, make sure that your face is fully visible without any shadows or glares caused by the headwear.

Remember, the goal is to have a clear and accurate representation of your face in your passport photo, so it is important to dress in a way that allows for easy identification.

For United States requirements, it is recommended to remove your glasses when taking a passport photo. The reason is that glare or reflections from the glasses can obscure your eyes, which are essential for identification purposes. If you need them medically, you will need to provide a doctor’s note when you submit your application. To ensure compliance with specific requirements, it's always recommended to check the guidelines provided by your country's passport office or consulate. They will have detailed information on whether glasses are allowed or any specific instructions regarding glasses for passport photos.

To apply for a United States passport, you can follow these steps:

1. Fill out Form DS-11: Complete Form DS-11, which is the application for a U.S. passport. You can fill out the form online and print it or obtain a physical copy from an acceptance facility or passport agency.

2. Gather required documents:

- Proof of U.S. citizenship: This can be a previous U.S. passport, a certified birth certificate, a consular report of birth abroad, or a certificate of naturalization or citizenship.

- Proof of identity: You will need to provide a valid government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or a military ID.

- Passport photo: Obtain a recent color passport photo that meets the specifications outlined by the U.S. Department of State (typically a photo taken within the last 6 months).

- Copy of identification document: Make a photocopy of the front and back of your ID document.

3. Calculate fees: Visit the U.S. Department of State website or consult the acceptance facility to determine the appropriate fees for your passport application. Fees include an application fee and an execution fee.

4. Find an acceptance facility: Locate a nearby acceptance facility, such as a post office, county clerk's office, or library, that accepts passport applications. Schedule an appointment if required.

5. Submit application in person: Bring the completed Form DS-11, required documents, passport photo, photocopy of identification document, and applicable fees to the acceptance facility. You will need to take an oath and sign the application in the presence of an authorized acceptance agent.

6. Provide parental consent (if applicable): If you are under the age of 16, both parents or guardians should be present or provide consent for your passport application.

7. Choose passport processing options: Select the processing speed for your passport application. The options include routine processing (4-6 weeks) or expedited processing (2-3 weeks) for an additional fee.

8. Track your application: You can track the progress of your passport application online using the provided tracking number.

It's important to note that these steps provide a general overview of the passport application process for the United States. Additional requirements or procedures may apply depending on your specific circumstances. It is recommended to visit the official U.S. Department of State website or contact a passport acceptance facility for detailed and up-to-date information before applying.

For more information visit the official United States Department of State website at: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports.html

Unfortunately The United States does not allow photos to be modified in anyway. We can however take a few tries to make sure you’re as satisfied as possible with the final outcome.

1133 Studios is conveniently and centrally located in the Silos of Sawyer Yards in Houston, TX at 1502 Sawyer Street Suite 236, Houston, TX 77007.

The printed images are delivered to you immediately once we are done capturing your photos.

Absolutely! Each person must schedule an industry standard session and add-on the passport option.