I-131 instructions (rev. 10/26/05) say that photos should show a three-quarter frontal view. I guess this is a mistake. I believe it should be full-frontal photos according to new requirements.
I-131 requires to indicate “date of intended departure” and “expected length of trip”. Does it really mean that we should indicate exact date? Does anybody have such experience?
Thanks for answers.
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I included the passport style photographs - I believe the format was recently changed from the 3/4 view, and I wrote "undetermined" for date of departure and length of visit, then in the written explanation included the information that I needed to be able to leave the country at short notice due to potential health concerns of an aging parent. I had no problem in getting the AP (twice, now). Good luck.
It should be a frontal view.
I-131 instructions (rev. 10/26/05) say that photos should show a three-quarter frontal view. I guess this is a mistake. I believe it should be full-frontal photos according to new requirements.
I-131 requires to indicate “date of intended departure” and “expected length of trip”. Does it really mean that we should indicate exact date? Does anybody have such experience?
Thanks for answers.
QUOTE(VictorB @ May 13 2006, 10:49 AM) 
I-131 instructions (rev. 10/26/05) say that photos should show a three-quarter frontal view. I guess this is a mistake. I believe it should be full-frontal photos according to new requirements.
I-131 requires to indicate “date of intended departure” and “expected length of trip”. Does it really mean that we should indicate exact date? Does anybody have such experience?
Thanks for answers.
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