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मुफ्त US Nursing License Photo फोटो मेकर

एक नियमों के अनुरूप US Nursing License Photo फोटो स्नैप और जनरेट करने के लिए हमारे मुफ्त AI मेकर का उपयोग करें। सटीक 51x51मिमी (2x2 इंच) आयाम सफेद बैकग्राउंड के साथ 300 DPI पर।

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आवश्यकताओं का सारांश

आयाम

51 x 51 mm

2 x 2 इंच

रिज़ॉल्यूशन

300 DPI

न्यूनतम 602x602px

बैकग्राउंड

सफेद

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हेड साइज़

50% — 69%

फोटो की ऊंचाई का

आँखों की स्थिति

56%

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आधिकारिक आवश्यकताएं

Most state boards of nursing, and credential bodies such as CGFNS, require a recent, colour, passport-style head-and-shoulders photo
Plain white or off-white background, no shadows or patterns
Full face visible, neutral expression, both eyes open
No hats, sunglasses, or digital filters
Photo typically must be recent — most boards say within 6 months, though some (e.g. Tennessee) require within 3 months, so confirm your specific board's window
A common size is 2×2 inches (51×51 mm), the standard US passport-photo dimensions, but a few boards ask for a signature and date on the print (e.g. Tennessee) or a notarized affidavit alongside it (e.g. South Carolina)
Uploaded through your state board's online licensure portal, or through Nursys/CGFNS for endorsement and international credential applications
Requirements are set individually by each state board of nursing — always check your specific board's application instructions before submitting

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अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न

Is there one standard photo size for a US nursing license?

No — there is no single national photo spec. Requirements are set by each state's board of nursing (and by CGFNS for internationally-educated nurses). The common denominator across most boards is a recent, colour, 2×2 inch (51×51 mm) passport-style photo on a white background, but always confirm the exact rule with your specific board before applying.

Does the NCLEX exam itself require a photo?

The NCLEX exam is scheduled and administered through Pearson VUE, which verifies your identity against a government-issued photo ID at the test center rather than a separately submitted photo. It is your state board's licensure application — not the exam registration — that typically asks you to upload a passport-style photo.

Do all states require a signed or notarized photo?

No, this varies. Some boards (e.g. Tennessee) ask you to sign and date the print; others (e.g. South Carolina) pair the photo with a notarized affidavit. Most online portals just need a plain digital upload. Check your board's specific instructions, since getting this step wrong is a common cause of application delays.