Fantastic and prompt. Super legit. I spend hours on fixing the photo that was given to me by the photographer (being a techie myself) but no lock kept getting the error "Brightness: your photo may be too bright or too dark". The default file downloaded had the same error, called the phone number - got automated response (thought have been scammed), emailed the support email and voila within minutes Paul responded and provided a revised version. It worked in the first attempt. Highly recommend them.

My photo was never edited well and… My photo was never edited well and never worked on the US government website. Additionally, they agreed to repair it, via email I sent them a couple of photos and I never received a response. I don't recommend them

Bumpy Visa to Pakistan I was trying to submit my photo for over a while to obtain a visa to Pakistan with no luck. I broke down and paid for Visafoto to help me. The first attempt was not successful, so I contacted them for further assistance. Ekaterina responded within 15 minutes. I submitted a second photo to her, but she said the it needed to be clearer. I then set up an improvised tripod to make another photo, sent it to her, and received a clean visa photo. And it was accepted. Hallelujah! During this experience, Ekaterina responded to me in emails four times within an hour to help me. I truly appreciate the extra support that I needed.

Don’t waste your money and time Don’t waste your money and time, especially if you need a photo for the US green card lottery. They cut my hair, changed the shape of my ears, added a shadow around my neck. When I asked for a fixture or refund, they tried to convince me that the photo will be accepted and that I don’t need white or off white background. I’m not going to post my photos for security reasons, but if the proof of my statement is needed, I’ll be more than happy to provide it.

Mionrs should keep a neutral facial experssion too for a Dv application! They said, without providing any evidence, "In the photo, minors under the age of six are not required to keep a natural facial expression for a DV application!" but not true! The official website (photo examples web page) of the USA says, "Photo tip: The child's facial expression must be neutral." in the children section under one of the photo examples. Maybe you should stop confusing applicants!