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UK PASSPORT RENEWAL CODES FROM YOUR OWN PHOTOS
Along with our usual 5 minute studio based passport photography session, we can also produce your passport picture from your own digital photograph taken at home. Just follow the guidelines on the website and upload your image to our server, we will turn it into a biometrically complaint passport photo and attach the UK Government renewal code for you to use in your online application. If there is a problem with the photo you provide us, we will let you know what you need to change or will provide you with a full refund. All photos we produce are checked with the UK Government during the process so you can rest assured it is compliant.
https://www.visualchaosstudios.co.uk/passport-id-and-visa-photography/uk-passport-photography/

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