Wrong card in Vienna, then back to Step 1
- Week 1Prints from an unaccredited vendor.
A service she found online takes her prints in Favoriten. It is not RCMP-accredited.
- Week 4Sent on the wrong form.
Her prints were taken on an FD-258 instead of the required C-216C. She has to arrange new fingerprints and restart the process.
- Week 9A result without the required apostille.
Her application requires a Canadian apostille. She learns that this must be obtained through Global Affairs Canada.
- Week 13Translation still missing.
Her application also requires a German translation. She now has to arrange a sworn translation of the apostilled document.
- Week 16Permit file goes in late.
Separate appointments, document steps and follow-ups push her application behind schedule.
One visit in Vienna, her whole file handled
- Day 1Fingerprints taken at home in Vienna.
Our associate verifies her identity and captures each fingerprint on the C-216C.
- Week 1Original card reaches Toronto.
Her C-216C is sent to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto for digitization and electronic submission through the RCMP-accredited route.
- After RCMP processingResult received and checked.
Globeia receives Chloe’s RCMP result and keeps her updated through SmartPortal.
- Next stageApostille and translation arranged.
If required, we coordinate the Canadian apostille and sworn German translation for her application.
- Final stageReady for MA 35.
Chloe receives the documents needed for her Red-White-Red Card application without coordinating each stage herself.


