OCI photo and signature, on one page.
The OCI application asks you to upload a photo and a signature, both as JPEGs of 200 KB or less. Make each one below, add it to your kit, and see both checked against the OCI rules.
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- Your photoNot added yet. Make it above and press "Add to my kit".
- Your signatureNot added yet. Make it above and press "Add to my kit".
What the form asks for
| Your photo | Square JPEG, 200 to 900 px, up to 200 KB |
|---|---|
| Your signature | JPEG, up to 200 KB |
Worth knowing
- The OCI FAQ gives no pixel size for the signature, only the JPEG format and the 200 KB limit. Sign in dark ink on plain white paper; the signature step trims and cleans it.
- Supporting documents are uploaded too. The OCI FAQ doesn't give a size for them, so use the limit the upload screen shows with the compress PDF tool.
Official sources
- OCI FAQ 9: photograph specifications (Ministry of Home Affairs)Checked 22 October 2026. Read through an Internet Archive copy captured 2026-10-09; the live site did not load in our browser.
- Requirement of photograph for OCI Registration (Ministry of Home Affairs, PDF)Checked 22 October 2026. Internet Archive copy captured 2026-09-24.
Questions
What files does the OCI application ask for?
A photo and a signature, each as a JPEG of 200 KB or less. The photo must be square, between 200 × 200 and 900 × 900 pixels, on a light background that is not white. Supporting documents are uploaded too.
What size should the OCI signature be?
The OCI FAQ only says JPEG and 200 KB or less. It gives no pixel size, so the signature step keeps the signature's own shape.
Where are my files processed?
By this page's own scripts, in your browser. The kit hands each file from the tool to this page inside the same tab, and closing the tab clears them.