Online Photo Submission for Lesley Student ID Cards

Modified on Tue, Jan 2 at 11:33 AM

Need a student ID? Use our online photo ID submission service at idphoto.lesley.edu.

Eligibility:

Only currently enrolled students can use this service. You’ll need a copy of your government-issued ID* and a photo that meets the following conditions:

Standard passport-size photo
The photo should be of you only
Your head must be uncovered, unless for religious purposes
Glasses should not contain glare
No sunglasses
No headphones or wireless devices
The photo should be from the last six months
Solid white or off-white background

Photo Submission:

Once you’re ready, visit idphoto.lesley.edu and select “Get Started.” You’ll need to log in if you’re not already logged into a Lesley University site.

Next, you’ll be directed to a page with detailed instructions. Reference the website’s DO’s and DON’Ts for guidance. Provide all personal details requested. You’ll be able to make minor edits to your photo and can preview it before your submission.

When you're ready, the instructions page will help you upload your government ID. You can use a mouse, stylus, or your finger to sign the form before submission.

Keep a record of the confirmation number you receive. You’ll need it later.

Post-Submission:

You’ll be notified when your ID card is ready for pick-up at the Lesley University ID Card Office. Have your government-issued ID and your confirmation number ready. If you’re attending New Student Orientation, you can pick up your card at Orientation Checkout.

Cost:

An ID card is free-of-charge for first-time students. The fee for replacement cards is $25.00.

Questions?

Contact the Lesley University ID Card Office via email at [email protected]. They're also available in person at the Doble Public Safety Office. Or, you can check the ID card website's FAQ page.

* What counts as a government-issued ID? A physical copy of (not a photocopy) of one of the following:

Valid or expired, undamaged U.S. passport book or passport card
In-state, fully-valid driver's license or enhanced driver's license with photo
Certificate of Naturalization
Certificate of Citizenship
Government employee ID (city, county, state, or federal)
U.S. military or military dependent ID
Current (valid) foreign passport
Matricula Consular (Mexican Consular ID) - commonly used by a parent of a U.S. citizen child applicant
U.S. Permanent Resident Card (Green Card) - commonly used by a parent of a U.S. citizen child applicant
Trusted Traveler IDs (including valid Global Entry, FAST, SENTRI, and NEXUS cards)
Enhanced Tribal Cards and Native American tribal photo IDs