United Kingdom Scotland 60+ and disabled bus pass (NEC) checker

Free United Kingdom Scotland 60+ and disabled bus pass (NEC) photo checker: upload your photo and see if it meets the rules (700×900 px, head size, background, eyes, light). Your photo stays on your device.

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Free United Kingdom Scotland 60+ and disabled bus pass (NEC) photo checker

Upload a photo you already have (from a studio, a booth, your phone, or one that was rejected) and see whether it meets the United Kingdom Scotland 60+ and disabled bus pass (NEC) photo rules, with the reason for every problem.

Size700×900 pixels
Backgroundcream or light grey
GlassesClear glasses only, no glare
ExpressionNeutral, mouth closed, eyes open

What else the United Kingdom Scotland 60+ and disabled bus pass (NEC) photo rules say

United Kingdom Scotland 60+ and disabled bus pass (NEC) photo: all the rules and the official source

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Questions

Is the United Kingdom Scotland 60+ and disabled bus pass (NEC) photo checker free?
Yes. Checking is free, with no sign-up, and your photo is checked on your device. It is never uploaded.
What does the United Kingdom Scotland 60+ and disabled bus pass (NEC) photo checker look at?
The file (format, pixel size), then the face: head size and position, eyes open, expression, head tilt and turn, light, shadows, glare, blur, glasses, hair over the face, head covering and the background colour.
What if my photo fails?
Each failed check says why. Size, crop and background can be fixed in the editor; eyes, expression, light and blur need a new photo, which Picproved helps you take with live camera checks.
Does passing the check mean my photo will be accepted?
It means the photo meets the published rules Picproved checks. The office or portal makes the final decision, so no checker can promise acceptance.