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The document provides instructions for applicants seeking handgun licensing in Texas. It emphasizes the need to use the most current form, submit a passport-style photo with specific requirements, and fill out personal information clearly using black ink. Additionally, it outlines the process for submitting the photo and indicates that the Texas Department of Public Safety will use the applicant's existing driver license or ID photo if available.

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What are the requirements for a Texas ID picture?

The photographs must: (1) be passport style, unretouched prints and not snapshots, vending machine prints, or full length photographs; (2) be 2 inches by 2 inches in size and printed on photo quality paper; (3) be taken in normal light, with a contrasting white background;

What do I need to bring to the DPS for Texas ID?

Temporary Texas driver license or ID card (actual receipt) School records* (e.g., report cards, photo ID cards) Unexpired U.S. military dependent identification card. Original or certified copy of marriage license or divorce decree (if the document is not in English, a certified translation must accompany it)

How long does it take to get a photo ID in Texas?

Download, print, and fill out the application before you go to the Driver License Office to apply. Make an appointment to apply in person at your local Driver License Office. Be prepared to wait 4-6 weeks for your official ID to arrive in the mail.

Can I smile in a Texas ID photo?

Keep a neutral expression. No big smile or teeth should be visible, you basically should look like people on mugshot - serious and neutral face, with no smile. You can find out below everything you need to know about Texas ID Photo, from general requirements for Texas ID Photo to more technical ones.