Passport photos in Greenville — compliant, in minutes, guaranteed
2×2 photos that meet U.S. State Department specs, plus the exact sizes for visas, green card applications and consular documents from Mexico and Latin America.
A rejected photo is the silliest way to lose weeks on a passport or immigration application — wrong background, wrong shadows, glasses, wrong size. Pharmacy kiosks reject applicants every day.
We shoot to spec: correct 2×2 framing for U.S. passports, the exact dimensions for USCIS forms, and the specific formats consulates ask for (infantil, matrícula, visas). Printed and cut while you wait, digital copy included, and if an agency ever rejects our photo we reshoot and reprint free.
Clear, upfront pricing
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| 2 printed photos (U.S. passport 2×2) | $12 |
| 4 printed photos | $18 |
| Digital file (email/WhatsApp) | +$5 |
| Consular / visa formats (any country) | $15 |
| Kids & babies (patience included) | same price |
How it works
Walk in or message first
No appointment needed; a WhatsApp heads-up means zero wait.
We shoot to the exact spec
Lighting, background and framing per State Department or your consulate’s rules.
Printed in minutes
Cut to size, ready to submit. Digital copy available for online applications.
Frequently asked questions
How much do passport photos cost?
Two printed, compliant 2×2 photos cost $12. Four photos cost $18, and a digital copy for online applications is $5 more.
Are your photos guaranteed to be accepted?
Yes. We shoot to the official specifications, and if any agency rejects a photo we took, we reshoot and reprint at no charge.
Can you do photos for Mexican consulate documents?
Yes — passport mexicano, matrícula consular, INE and credencial formats, plus visa sizes for other countries. Tell us the document and we shoot the exact spec.
Do you photograph babies and small children?
Yes, with the patience it takes. For infants we follow the special guidelines (eyes open when required, neutral background, no hands visible).
Can I wear glasses in my passport photo?
Not for U.S. passports — glasses have been prohibited since 2016. We’ll walk you through the current rules (neutral expression, no headwear except religious) before we shoot.
Get compliant photos in minutes
Message us on WhatsApp, tell us what you need, and get an exact price and the earliest appointment within minutes.