blog posts Photo procedures and requirements Standard procedures to followThis section covers the absolute essentials to set you up for success with your photo selection and submission. Examples of rejected photos 2. Review the examples of bad and good photosBad photos like these are rejectedYour i-card is an official identification that features only your hair, face, and shoulderline. Here are a few examples of rejected photos with the reason(s) for rejection listed below each one.Not on a plain, light-colored backgroundToo zoomed outSilly poseUnnatural lightingNot on a plain, light-colored backgroundObject (hand) in pictureToo zoomed inOther people in pictureFace not straight-on/centered"Texture" in background Examples of accepted photos Good photos like these are acceptedYour photo should look like one of the following. Each scene is brightly lit, the setting is completely plain, and each person is facing front.DeleteEdit embedded media in the Files Tab and re-insert as needed.DeleteEdit embedded media in the Files Tab and re-insert as needed.DeleteEdit embedded media in the Files Tab and re-insert as needed.DeleteEdit embedded media in the Files Tab and re-insert as needed.DeleteEdit embedded media in the Files Tab and re-insert as needed. SubmitMyPhoto access 3. Submit your photo and log in later to see whether it's approvedEmailed photos are not accepted. Once your photo is approved you cannot change it.Recommended: log in from a PC, and use the latest Chrome, Firefox, or Edge browser. Avoid using high-resolution photos.Log in to SubmitMyPhoto What to do if "Choose a card replacement reason" displays What to do if "Choose a card replacement reason" displaysWhen you have received any other ID card from any U of I campus, ever, then "Choose a card replacement reason" displays. Here's what to do: choose "My card was lost" and type in why you're uploading a photo. You will not be charged a card replacement fee. GoBack Go Back