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  1. I see. I will go investigate the kiosk at my local Boots soon enough and I will let you know if I have success. If you don't think you can find a place to print them off at that size, you could just e-mail the file to your fiancée and have her print it out over there and then mail it to you.

    You know what that's a brill idea as she needs my passport photo for our I-129F package but will you let me know how you get on in boots as I may go there tomorrow myself and check it out.

    Thanks for replies

  2. I will have to do this soon. What I plan to do is take the photo with my own digital camera. Make sure the photo conforms to the criteria of the USCIS (e.g. white background etc...). Upload it to your computer and crop it to the desired size (do not change the aspect ratio). I think 2" X 2" is about 600px X 600 px. Once you have the picture edited save onto a USB key or memory stick. Then go to Boots or somewhere with a Kodak (or similar) kiosk. Insert USB/memory card and follow the instructions. You can then pick the photo sizes that you want.

    I have not tried this yet for a 2" X 2", but I presume you can. You pay per piece of photographic paper. So for passport-size photos you can fit more than one of them onto one piece of photographic paper. Make sure you fill up the template of that one piece of photographic paper with a many of the same photo as you can. You will see what I mean when you look at the preview before pressing print. You will probably need them later on (e.g. interview, medical).

    Check the instructions for acceptable photos here.

    I have a passport photo i had for the green card lotto on a disk and i brought it into 3 places all that have kodak machines and none said they could help me, just to let you know

  3. Been looking at form I will need to fill out in time such as the DS 156/230 form where you got to list all address since the age of 16. My question is do you really have to list "every" address. I have lived in 3 places a few year back and have no clue of the address of dates. I thinking of just putting my last 3 previous address and than my permanent home address for the rest.

    Im also thinking of doing this for my police certificate.

    Will this be ok has anyone done this before?

  4. Can anyone help me with this. Im currently living in Ireland but hoping to go to the US in Aug on my Irish visa wavier that allows me to enter the US for up to 90 days. Id like to know if can I get the forms and checklist that will be sent from the US embassy in Ireland to my fiancee address in the US since I will be on holiday over there the time the forms etc are due to be sent to me at my Irish home address.

    Any help very much appreciated.

    Conor

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