DV Lottery Photo Checker 2026
Check If Your DV Lottery Photo Meets U.S. Green Card Requirements 2026
Instantly validate your DV lottery photo for size, resolution, background, and more.
DV Lottery Photo Checker 2026
Upload your photo to check if it meets the DV Lottery 2026 requirements
DV Lottery 2026 Photo Requirements
- Image must be exactly 600x600 pixels
- File size must be less than 240 KB
- Head must be centered and sized between 50% and 69% of total image height (300-414 pixels)
- Background must be white or off-white with no patterns or shadows
- Subject must have a neutral facial expression, both eyes open, looking straight at camera
- No glasses, hats, headphones, or other accessories
- Photo must be in color (24-bit)
- No digitally altered images (no filters or obvious retouching)
- Photo must be taken within the last 6 months
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The DV Lottery requires a photo that follows strict guidelines: 600x600 pixels, recent (within 6 months), plain white or off-white background, neutral facial expression, and no glasses. The photo must meet official U.S. Department of State requirements.
Your photo must be 600x600 pixels, in JPEG (.jpg) format, and no larger than 240KB in file size. It must be in color, not blurry, and taken in proper lighting.
You can use our DV Lottery Photo Checker to instantly verify your image. It checks for size, face positioning, background color, and format to ensure your photo follows all the DV Lottery rules.
While our tool checks for all official requirements, final acceptance depends on the U.S. government's system. We provide accurate validation, but we are not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of State.