Quality Of Copied Documents
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Quality Of Copied Documents
I know this might appear a daft post............but could anyone possibly inform as to the quality required for the various visa documents. Is it better to go with a colour copy of the passport for example or will b&w suffice? Also, can your application be returned if the copy is of poor quality.
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Woods
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Re: Quality Of Copied Documents
Originally posted by woods
I know this might appear a daft post............but could anyone possibly inform as to the quality required for the various visa documents. Is it better to go with a colour copy of the passport for example or will b&w suffice? Also, can your application be returned if the copy is of poor quality.
Thanks
Woods
I know this might appear a daft post............but could anyone possibly inform as to the quality required for the various visa documents. Is it better to go with a colour copy of the passport for example or will b&w suffice? Also, can your application be returned if the copy is of poor quality.
Thanks
Woods
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Re: Quality Of Copied Documents
Originally posted by woods
I know this might appear a daft post............but could anyone possibly inform as to the quality required for the various visa documents. Is it better to go with a colour copy of the passport for example or will b&w suffice? Also, can your application be returned if the copy is of poor quality.
Thanks
Woods
I know this might appear a daft post............but could anyone possibly inform as to the quality required for the various visa documents. Is it better to go with a colour copy of the passport for example or will b&w suffice? Also, can your application be returned if the copy is of poor quality.
Thanks
Woods
As for quality, that is very important, I've found. If you are making copies of any document, be sure that any and all notations, markings, seals, etc. are as clearly visible as possible and readable (if readable on the original). My foreign report of birth aboard issued in 1948 had various notations on it which were not clearly readable on the original but as they pertained mostly to my dad's military status and were handwritten by his CO it did not present a problem with acceptance by any of the agencies and my right to US citizen was not questioned.
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