Passport photo holder

[Linebaugh]

What does it mean when it says "passport photo holder - received "?

[sikacz]

Just means they received a photo copy of a passport. Did you use one as ID? I did, and for me it's also proof of citizenship.

[Crossfire]

My guess is, you submitted photos because you do not have a Texas driver's license, and they have acknowledged receipt of those.

[jdowpcs]

Mine says it too although they are using my older TX DL photo. It's just a general statement saying they don't need it. Don't worry.

[jbarn]

Just means they received a photo copy of a passport. Did you use one as ID? I did, and for me it's also proof of citizenship.

That would make sense, but it does not reference a passport.

[sikacz]

Just means they received a photo copy of a passport. Did you use one as ID? I did, and for me it's also proof of citizenship.

That would make sense, but it does not reference a passport.

Then, I have no idea! As part of my packet I had to sent in a copy of my passport. But, it's probably not worth calling to find out!

[jbarn]

Just means they received a photo copy of a passport. Did you use one as ID? I did, and for me it's also proof of citizenship.

That would make sense, but it does not reference a passport.

Then, I have no idea! As part of my packet I had to sent in a copy of my passport. But, it's probably not worth calling to find out!

The "passport photo holder" was a form we used to have to send in with applications. Until last summer, everyone had to submit two "passport" photos with their application. Thankfully no more.

[CoolBreeze]

What does it mean when it says "passport photo holder - received "?

Everyone's says that. If you hold a TX drivers license it automatically says received because they now use your photo from your license. Don't worry