Source: http://ecfr.io/Title-08/pt8.1.333
Timestamp: 2018-09-22 20:49:44
Document Index: 191404871

Matched Legal Cases: ['art 333', 'art 333', 'art 333', 'ART 333', '§333', '§333', 'art 312']

[8 CFR 333] Title 8 Part 333 : Code of Federal Regulations ';
Title 8 Part 333
Title 8 → Chapter I → Subchapter C → Part 333
PART 333—PHOTOGRAPHS
§333.1 Description of required photographs.
§333.2 Attachment of photographs to documents.
(a) Every applicant who is required to provide photographs under section 333 of the Act must do so as prescribed by USCIS in its form instructions.
(b) The applicant, except in the case of a child or other person physically incapable of signing his or her name, shall sign each copy of the photograph on the front of the photograph with his or her full true name, in such manner as not to obscure the features. An applicant unable to write may make the signature by a mark. An applicant for naturalization must sign the photographs in the English language, unless the applicant is exempt from the English language requirement of part 312 of this chapter and is unable to sign in English, in which case the photographs may be signed in any language.
(c)(1) If a child is unable to sign his or her name, the photographs must be signed by a parent or guardian, the signature reading “(name of child) by (name of parent or guardian).”
(2) If an adult is physically unable to sign or make a mark, a guardian or the Service employee conducting the interview will sign the photographs as provided in paragraph (c)(1) of this section.
(d) The photographs must be signed when submitted with an application if the instructions accompanying the application so require. If signature is not required by the instructions, the photographs are to be submitted without being signed and shall be signed at such later time during the processing of the application as may be appropriate.
[56 FR 50495, Oct. 7, 1991, as amended at 76 FR 53801, Aug. 29, 2011]
A photograph of the applicant must be securely and permanently attached to each certificate of naturalization or citizenship, or to any other document that requires a photograph, in a manner prescribed by USCIS.
[76 FR 53801, Aug. 29, 2011]