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Tuesday, June 28, 2022
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I just went and looked at my licence, and I am smiling. Like the one in the post, maybe happy to get a gold license...?
I don't know if you can smile on a Swedish driving license, passport or ID card.
Some years ago though, there was a very unique rule - instead of facing the camera straight ahead, you had to turn slightly away from the camera so that one ear was visible. The reason was that everyone has unique ear features and they could be used to correctly identify an individual.
The problem was that immigration officers across the globe saw the Swedish passport as a fake and there were lots of problems for the poor traveller.
It can't have lasted long, I have only once such passport, the next time (five years later?) I was asked to look straight into the camera.
I think we can smile a little bit, but not a full on laugh!!
I don't remember anything about driver's licenses (definitively smiling on mine) but I wasn't allowed to for my passport!
I will smile at the next licence renewal.
Never heard before about rules regarding smiling in photos. (By the way I usually don't smile during photo taking. No particular reason).
Hi Pamela: Interesting rules, never thought about smiling when my photo was taken for driver license.
Catherine
No smiles allowed on our drivers' licences.
I've always smiled for mine. They are some of my best photos!
I live in Connecticut and was allowed to smile in my recent drivers license photo but not my passport.
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