Fingerprints somewhere in Sharjah, everything else by courier and email
- Week 1Gets fingerprinted at a typing centre.
The card is couriered to a U.S. vendor Taher has never spoken to.
- Week 4Card rejected.
Two impressions are unreadable. Nobody checked before it shipped. Back to Step 1.
- Week 7Result arrives, in English, unapostilled.
Taher now has to find an apostille provider in the U.S. and courier the original again.
- Week 12Apostille back. Translation refused.
He used an ordinary translator. The consulate requires a certified legal one.
- Week 15Finally files.
Four providers, four invoices, one missed visa appointment.
One visit to his home in Sharjah, one file, one team
- Day 1Books online, pays once.
Our associate arrives at his villa in the evening. Identity verified, prints checked on the spot, Letter of Identity Verification issued.
- Week 1Card lands at Globeia Washington, DC.
Submitted to the FBI by our own team. Taher watches it move in his portal.
- Week 3Result received and checked.
Apostille requested the same day, no re-posting, no new provider.
- Week 6Legal translation done.
By a translator the consulate accepts. Ordered by us, in sequence.
- Week 7Ready-to-file clearance in hand.
One invoice. Visa appointment kept.


