U.S. Citizenship/Naturalization - For Those Who've Gone Through the Process

Hi Everyone,

Tomorrow I will be getting my US citizenship and I was planning on also getting my passport there.

My question is for all of those who’ve gone through the process, will I have to bring two passport photos with me, or is this something that they can do there or have already? I do remember taking two pictures for the application itself but I’m assuming those were just for the certificate?!

Anyway, any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
Lily

P.S. Hope this was posted in the correct area.

No real advice, just wanted to say congrats 

*I think that they would have photo facilities there and if not there or if not working for that day, there's always a passport photo place nearby.

See, I would assume the opposite and take two passport photos just to be safe--they aren't hugely expensive, you can get them all over the place.  If you have time in the morning or now, I'd call around and find somewhere that can do them immediately and get them before your appointment, then no worries.

Congrats, by the way!!  Hopefully someone who has done it will come along and be able to answer your question.  We're more experienced the other way around here since people are coming to the UK, not as much the US.  There are a handful though with spouses who got their USC before coming back to the UK, so maybe they can chime in.

Late reply, but i wanted to thank you both

Turns out that they had Passport services on the premises, including pictures. So it worked out in the end. Again, many thanks! to both of you