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    Quote Originally Posted by jackie
    It was their own fault, IMO.

    Who leaves that sort of thing until the last minute?
    Thats what im thinking, Im getting my passport soon and you cannot have ANY expression on your face, it shows you with photos what you can and cant do

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    Their fault. Everyone knows you're not allowed to smile in passport photos.


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    I might be a bit naive, but I had no clue you couldn't smile in passport photos. I agree that it is their fault for waiting until the last minute. However, we're so reliant on machines and policies that a smile is not acceptable; just sad. I'm all for security and protective measures, but for some reason I'm still bothered that this is what the world has come to. Evil people have exploited our systems so much that we need a full facial scan that can not have a smiling person in the picture.

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    I didn't know you couldn't smile in passport photos. Neither did my BF and he has a passport. I would sure as heck hope they would TELL me that if I went to get my photo taken for a passport though.

    Thank you Wolf_Q!

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    There is a difference between the old passports and the new biometric passports. Because of the biometric readers, they are being more selective in what they will allow. (They have to be, software isn't perfect)

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    You would think the person taking the photo would know the rules and get a correct, acceptable photo!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BC_MoM
    Their fault. Everyone knows you're not allowed to smile in passport photos.
    Not everyone. I didn't know this, and have had my passport for over 20 years now. Two separate photos. Never remember anyone telling me this....

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    I had my new biometric passport made before I went to Greece last summer. My first passport photo was sent back as my fringe just put my right eye in shadow, so it had to be re-taken, which was no problem as we simply dealt with it, not leaving it to this last available minute like this family. I thought everyone knew you weren't supposed to smile on passports aswell.

    I think it's great that passport laws are getting stricter, this way we can keep out more immigrants and catch more criminals trying to escape/ get into the country. People moan that they look horrible due to the new photograph rules, but, um, it's there to get you from A to B, unless you feel the need to show it to everyone you meet.

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