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Краткие требования

Размеры

51 x 51 mm

2 x 2 дюйма

Разрешение

300 DPI

Мин. 602x602px

Фон

Белый

#FFFFFF

Размер головы

50% — 69%

от высоты фото

Положение глаз

56%

от низа

Официальные требования

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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Часто задаваемые вопросы

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.