So, I have everything signed off on and ready to send to the BAFTE. My problem is I don't know if I like the photo. Not because how I look, but because I took it myself and it is not a plain background. There is a portion of a portrait on the wall behind me. Does this even matter? I did not see anything about this, so I turn to you INGO.
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shooter521
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If you took it yourself, why not just re-take it against a blank wall?
The instructions for Form 1's and 4's just say a 2x2 photo of his/her frontal view. It doesn't really specify much beyond that. As long as the photo is a head and shoulders shot of you, you're probably good to good. I don't know how picky they'd be. Do you have a digital camera and photo paper where you could just take a new pic?
That's what I've been thinking, but I don't want it to get backed for a stupid reason like that.
Yes, but the problem would be getting the old pic off the form, it's glued on.
It's attached with glue, and not certain I can get it off without tearing the already signed paper.
I probably will, after thinking about it, the worst that happens is I have to submit a new photo
and be nice but here it ispost a pic of the pic so we can have fun poking fun at you too!
theweakerbrother
Grandmaster
Nice to see you built that AR-15.
Yup.... pretty sweetNice to see you built that AR-15.
I just went to Sams club and had 'em take a passport photo and make me 6 copies.
Your good to go with that photo!I probably will, after thinking about it, the worst that happens is I have to submit a new photo
and be nice but here it is
That's a good idea for next time, problem is I'm beyond that.
Sweet, I thought I was, just thought I'd checkYour good to go with that photo!
It is my understanding that you 100% have to have a plain background, I did my own passport photo and it was rejected because the wall was not white enough and there is requirement that the photo not be digitally altered.
You've come this far go get the picture right if they make you resubmit someone might get a bug U.T.A. and put you on the bottom of the pile and send everything through again.
You've come this far go get the picture right if they make you resubmit someone might get a bug U.T.A. and put you on the bottom of the pile and send everything through again.
Just got off the phone with Mary at the ATF NFA branch and she said the photo would be fine, she put me on hold, came back and said she checked and they said it would be fine as long as it was a 2x2. Off to the BAFTE my paperwork goes. Next time I will make my pictures on a plain white background
This is my future plan
theweakerbrother
Grandmaster
The continued copy of the same photo doesn't meet their requirements, though. I think the forms say recent photo and that is defined by 60 days in parentheses. I think.
japartridge
Master
I probably will, after thinking about it, the worst that happens is I have to submit a new photo
and be nice but here it is
dude, I love the shorts!
