What are the requirements for social security card photos?

Social security card photo requirements:

The insured shall provide a recent bareheaded color photo, the head of which accounts for 2/3 of the photo size. The insured shall not wear standard clothes or white shirts, nor shall he have articles covering his face, hair, headdress or facial ornaments. The insured who often wears glasses should wear glasses. The background of the photo should be white without borders, with clear portrait, horizontal center, rich layers, natural expression and no obvious distortion. There must be no spots, flaws or ink printing defects on the photos, and there must be no local brightness or reflective areas on the face. The size of electronic photo should be standard 1 inch, 26 mm wide and 32 mm high, the width of face (between ears) should be 15+ 1 mm, the size of electronic photo file should be 9K-20K, the resolution is 358*44 1, and the format is JPG. 2-inch paper photo on white background, 24-bit RGB true color. The following are some photo problems that may affect the normal payment of social security:

The scanning code version of the photo has low resolution and does not meet the requirements of the social security center. Life photos, photo stickers and other photos taken by non-professional studios. The head is incomplete, and the head is big without shoulders. Black and white photos or background colors do not meet the requirements. The photo does not match the actual age of the insured.