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Bolivia · Nationwide

Fingerprinting in Bolivia for FBI, RCMP and More: Launching Soon, Taking Requests Now

Status
Launching, taking requests now
Coverage
14 towns and areas, more by arrangement
Accredited
RCMP-accredited Canadian office, FBI-compliant U.S. office

Looking for a fingerprinting service in Bolivia for a foreign background check or police clearance? Globeia provides convenient mobile fingerprint appointments for people who need documents for the United States, Canada, and other countries.

We are launching first in La Paz, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, and Cochabamba, with wider coverage available across Bolivia by arrangement. Our team supports fingerprint requirements for FBI Background Checks, RCMP Criminal Record Checks, immigration applications, overseas jobs, and professional licensing.

  • Launching in Bolivia, taking appointment requests now
  • FBI, RCMP and international police clearances, the same service as in our live markets
  • Submission, apostille and certified translation through our own U.S. and Canadian offices
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Free and without obligation. Nothing is paid until you have a confirmed date and an estimate you are happy with. Face ID and government ID check at every visit, and a Letter of Identity Verification with every completed appointment.

A Globeia associate going over a completed fingerprint card with a client at home
Where we will visit

Launching in La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba First. Every Town by Arrangement.

Skip the search for a fingerprinting location. A trained Globeia associate visits you at your chosen location. We are launching in La Paz, Santa Cruz, and Cochabamba, with coverage expanding to more cities and towns across Bolivia.

Map of Bolivia showing where Globeia takes fingerprintsLa Paz · First scheduleLa PazCalacoto · First scheduleCopacabana · By arrangementCopacabanaCoroico · By arrangementCoroicoOruro · By arrangementOruroSanta Cruz de la Sierra · First scheduleSanta Cruz de la SierraMontero · By arrangementMonteroSamaipata · By arrangementSamaipataTrinidad · By arrangementTrinidadCochabamba · First scheduleCochabambaQuillacollo · By arrangementSucre · By arrangementSucrePotosí · By arrangementPotosíTarija · By arrangementTarija
First scheduleBy arrangement
  • Launch area · First visits
    La Paz and the altiplano

    La Paz, Calacoto, Copacabana, Coroico and Oruro. Among the first visits as we go live, at your home, your office or a meeting room we arrange.

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  • Launch area · First visits
    Santa Cruz and the lowlands

    Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Montero, Samaipata and Trinidad. Among the first visits as we go live, at your home, your office or a meeting room we arrange.

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  • Launch area · First visits
    Cochabamba and the valleys

    Cochabamba and Quillacollo. Among the first visits as we go live, at your home, your office or a meeting room we arrange.

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  • Launch area · By arrangement
    Sucre, Potosí and Tarija

    Sucre, Potosí and Tarija. Visits are planned around your dates, with any travel fee confirmed in writing first.

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Showing all 14 towns and areas. Every card goes straight to the request form.

Not in the list? Every town in Bolivia can be covered by arrangement. Send a request with your town and preferred timing, or ask us a question first, and we will plan the nearest possible visit.

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How it works while we launch

Request now, and be among the first visits when we go live.

We are opening Bolivia in order of request. Your request costs nothing and commits you to nothing; it tells us where the first visits are needed and secures your place in the first schedule.

  1. 1Step 1
    Send your request.

    Your address, the clearances you need and when you would like the visit. Nothing to pay.

  2. 2Step 2
    We reply within 24 hours.

    As soon as we can serve your area, we send a confirmed date and a written estimate listing the plan, government fees at cost and any travel fee.

  3. 3Step 3
    Confirm, and we come to you.

    Pay only once you are happy with the estimate. Your prints then go to our own offices in the U.S. and Canada, and you follow every step in Globeia SmartPortal.

A real company, with real offices

Local Fingerprinting in Bolivia, Supported by Our Own U.S. and Canada Offices

Your fingerprints are collected at your chosen location in Bolivia, while Globeia’s own offices in the United States and Canada manage the next steps of your application. No outside vendors handling your file — just one coordinated process through Globeia.

Glass-fronted office with people working at desks inside
Our own offices, Globeia Inc. in Washington, DC and Globeia Incorporated in Toronto, submit every FBI and RCMP file.
Three questions to ask any fingerprinting provider

The answers tell you whether your file will be done to the authority's rules, or to nobody's.

  1. Where is my FBI application sent from, and who checks the card before it leaves Bolivia?

    Globeia Inc. in Washington, DC submits it to the FBI CJIS Division from inside the United States, after a trained associate in Bolivia has reviewed every impression on your FD-258 or FD-1164 card.

  2. Who orders the apostille and the Spanish translation, and in what order?

    Our own offices order the U.S. Department of State apostille or the Global Affairs Canada apostille first, then the certified Spanish translation the General Directorate of Migration (DIGEMIG) generally expects, so nothing is done twice. One file, one reference, one invoice.

  3. Who will actually take my fingerprints in Bolivia?

    A trained Globeia associate visits your home, office or hotel, first in La Paz, Calacoto, Santa Cruz de la Sierra and Cochabamba, checks your face against your government ID and reviews every impression before the card leaves. While we launch, each visit is confirmed in writing, with its date and estimate, before you pay.

A fingerprint card taken without reference to the authority's standards is just ink on paper: the wrong card stock, a missing rolled impression or an empty "taken by" box, and the application comes back weeks later. Our associates are trained on exactly those criteria.

United States · FBI Compliant

Globeia Inc, Washington DC

1901 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Unit 801
Washington, DC 20006

Submits Identity History Summary applications to the FBI CJIS Division from inside the United States and obtains U.S. Department of State apostilles and authentications in person, in the capital.

Apostille from the USA →
Canada · RCMP-accredited

Toronto

Globeia Incorporated
1185 Victoria Park Avenue
Toronto, ON M4B 2K5

Listed by the RCMP as an accredited fingerprinting company. Digitises your C-216C card and submits it electronically to RCMP CCRTIS from inside Canada, then obtains the Global Affairs Canada apostille.

Apostille from Canada →

Globeia teams in Spain, Portugal, the United Kingdom, India and AustraliaManaged partners for other national police servicesPlatform audited to SOC 1 and SOC 2

Fingerprinting for every purpose

Your International Police Clearance, Without Extra Steps

Every FBI submission goes through Globeia Inc. in the USA, and every fingerprint submission to the RCMP through Globeia Incorporated in Toronto. No vendors, no intermediaries, one tracked file in your SmartPortal.

  1. Step 1Identity check and fingerprinting on FD-258/FD-1164 cardsYour address, Bolivia
  2. Step 2Secure international transferBolivia → Globeia Inc., Washington DC
  3. Step 3Submission to the FBIGlobeia Inc., Washington DC
  4. Step 4Result received and checkedGlobeia Inc., Washington DC
  5. Step 5U.S. apostilleGlobeia Inc., Washington DC
  6. Step 6Certified translation and deliveryBack to you in Bolivia
On the day

What Happens During a Fingerprinting Appointment in Bolivia?

Booking fingerprinting in Bolivia for an FBI Background Check, RCMP Criminal Record Check, or police clearance? Learn how the appointment works, from identity verification to fingerprint collection.

Before the visit
  1. 1Confirmation by email with your associate's name, the arrival window and what to prepare: two forms of identification and a table to work at.
  2. 2A reminder the day before, with a direct contact for the associate on the day.
  3. 3Change the time if you need to. We ask only for reasonable notice; the terms are in your confirmation.
During the visit · 15 to 30 minutes per person
  1. 1Arrival at the agreed time. The associate presents Globeia identification.
  2. 2Identity check. Passport or residence card, plus a Face ID match.
  3. 3Fingerprinting on the correct card. Each impression is checked on the spot and retaken if needed, at no extra charge.
  4. 4Your Letter of Identity Verification is issued.
  5. 5Cards couriered to Globeia Inc. or Globeia Incorporated. Tracking appears in your SmartPortal.
One step, or all six

More Than Fingerprints: Choosing a Provider That Handles the Full Process

Local shops do one thing well: they take prints, in one city. Online services promise everything and own nothing. Globeia is the only provider with its own offices at both ends of your file.

What you needLocal fingerprint shopOnline "all-in-one" websiteGlobeia
Fingerprints taken in person, in BoliviaIn one city✕ Posts you a kit, or sends you to a police station✓ Launching: visits at your home, office or hotel in 14 towns and areas, more by arrangement
Card checked against FBI and RCMP standards before it shipsVaries✕ Nobody checks✓ Trained associates review every impression and retake it on the spot
Fingerprint submission to the RCMP✕ None. You find an accredited company in Canada yourself✕ None. The RCMP accredits no company outside Canada✓ Globeia Incorporated, Toronto, on the RCMP's accredited list, submits to CCRTIS from inside Canada
FBI submission✕ You post the card to the FBI yourselfThrough a third-party vendor✓ Globeia Inc., Washington, DC, from inside the United States
Apostille✕ Not offeredSubcontracted, re-posted✓ Ordered by our own offices in Washington, DC and Toronto: apostille, then any translation
TrackingA receiptEmail, when it comes✓ Globeia SmartPortal: one file, one reference, one invoice
Somewhere you can walk inThe shop✕ No office anywhere✓ Washington, DC and Toronto, and every address on this page

If you only need the fingerprints, we will happily take just the fingerprints, on the right card, with a Letter of Identity Verification. The comparison describes typical providers, not any named company.

The authorities set the clock. You control only when Step 1 happens.

Send your request now. We reply within 24 hours, and your visit is planned as soon as we can serve your area.

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RCMP Accreditation & Processing Disclaimer

RCMP accreditation is held exclusively by Globeia Incorporated in Toronto, Canada. Globeia in Bolivia is not RCMP-accredited, and Globeia is not endorsed by the RCMP, the FBI, FINRA, or any government authority. Fingerprints for the RCMP Criminal Record Check are collected in ink on the official C-216C form and mailed to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto, which submits them to the RCMP. All Criminal Record Checks, FBI Identity History Summaries and regulatory results are issued directly by the respective authority, not Globeia.

One clearance, two ways to get it

Meet Diego. He lives in Bolivia and needs an FBI Background Check for a new employer in Santa Cruz.

Diego is a composite of the clients Globeia serves in its live markets: a Bolivian engineer back from Virginia. Here is how the clearance goes when he does the fingerprints and manages the rest alone, and how it goes when Globeia runs the whole file.

On his own

Fingerprints in Bolivia, everything else by post and email

  1. Week 1
    Gets fingerprinted locally.

    A local police station or shop rolls the FD-258 card, and Diego posts it to a U.S. vendor he has never spoken to.

  2. Week 4
    Card rejected.

    Two impressions are unreadable. Nobody checked before it shipped. Back to step one.

  3. Week 7
    Result arrives, without the apostille.

    Diego now has to find someone in the U.S. to obtain the U.S. Department of State apostille and post the original again.

  4. Week 12
    Apostille back. Translation refused.

    The translator he found is not one the General Directorate of Migration (DIGEMIG) accepts: the file needs a certified Spanish translation.

  5. Week 15
    Finally files.

    Four providers, four invoices, and months gone.

With Globeia

One visit in La Paz, one file, one team

  1. Day 1
    Requests a visit, pays once.

    Identity checked at his door in La Paz, prints reviewed on the spot, Letter of Identity Verification issued.

  2. Week 1
    Card lands at Globeia Washington, DC.

    Submitted to the FBI by our own team. Diego follows it in Globeia SmartPortal.

  3. Week 3
    Result received and checked.

    The U.S. Department of State apostille requested the same day, no re-posting, no new provider.

  4. Week 6
    Certified Spanish translation done.

    By a translator the General Directorate of Migration (DIGEMIG) accepts, ordered after the apostille so nothing is done twice.

  5. Week 7
    Ready-to-file clearance in hand.

    One invoice, one reference, and the file ready for a new employer in Santa Cruz.

Do it the Globeia way
99%Of Globeia full-service clearances accepted first time over the last 5 years
1 in 4Of our clients started on their own, hit a problem, and switched to Globeia mid-way
6 to 8 weeksTypical time saved versus managing the steps yourself
1Invoice, reference number and point of contact, start to finish
Appointment requests

Request an Appointment. We Reply Within 24 Hours.

We are not live yet in Bolivia, so there is no calendar to pick from. Send your request: we reply within 24 hours and, as soon as we can serve your area, send a confirmed date and a written estimate. You pay only when you are happy with both.

Launching in Bolivia

Tell us where and when. We arrange the rest.

  1. 1Your address and the clearances you need
  2. 2When you would like the visit: as soon as we launch, or by a deadline you tell us
  3. 3We reply within 24 hours; as soon as we can serve your area, you receive a confirmed date and a written estimate, including any travel fee
  4. 4Pay securely in Globeia SmartPortal, then follow every step live

Nothing is paid today. You confirm only when you are happy with the date and the estimate.

✓Free, no obligation✓Travel fee shown in writing✓One visit for the whole household

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Which police clearances do you need?

Free and without obligation. We acknowledge your request right away and reply within 24 hours; as soon as we can serve your area, we send a confirmed date and a written estimate.

Your Globeia SmartPortal

One secure place to follow your file from fingerprinting to delivery.

SOC 1SOC 2

Your identity data and documents are handled on a platform audited to SOC 1 and SOC 2 standards.

  • ✓Live status of every one of the six steps, with courier tracking and authority updates
  • ✓Your entire journey in one place: appointment, cards, submissions, results, apostille and translation
  • ✓Add services anytime: order another clearance, apostille, certified copy or other eligible services without starting over.
  • ✓Your documents, always accessible: securely stored in your account and available to download when you need them.
Questions first?

Schedule a Free 15-Minute Call

Tell us which clearances you need, where in Bolivia you are and what you would like to discuss, then pick a time. Our team already answers Bolivia enquiries today, before the first visit happens.

Free 15-minute call

A quick call, then everything in writing

Pick a date and a time in the calendar. There is nothing else to fill in here: you tell us what you need when you book.

  1. Before the callGive us a short brief of what you are looking for, so we come prepared.
  2. On the callWe walk you through the process and answer your questions.
  3. After the callWe send everything in writing. Sign up whenever you are ready.

Video or phone. No obligation.

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Verified identity

A Letter of Identity Verification With Every Appointment

Your identity will be verified at your door before your fingerprints are taken. The letter confirms it, with an encrypted QR code.

  • FaceId Verified

    Confirms that your identity was verified before your fingerprints were collected by a trained Globeia Fingerprinting Officer.

  • Fingerprints Professionally Collected

    Confirms that your fingerprints were captured following Globeia's fingerprinting and identity verification procedures.

  • Unique Encrypted QR Code

    Every letter carries a unique encrypted QR code for secure verification of the document.

  • Built for Verification

    The letter provides an additional layer of transparency for organisations reviewing your fingerprinting documentation, including employers, licensing authorities and other authorised recipients.

✓Identity Verified✓Encrypted QR Code✓Every Appointment
Request fingerprints with verification included →Check a letter's status ↗

The Letter of Identity Verification is issued by Globeia and is not issued by, endorsed by, or affiliated with any government authority.

Sample copy for illustration. Real letters carry a unique reference and an encrypted QR code.
Beyond the FBI and RCMP

Fingerprinting in Bolivia for International Police Clearances

One fingerprinting appointment can support police clearance applications for countries around the world. Globeia helps collect fingerprints for FBI Background Checks, RCMP Criminal Record Checks, and other international police certificates, including requirements for employment, immigration, FINRA, and professional licensing.

  • FD-258 · FD-1164FBI
  • C-216CRCMP
  • SAPS 91(a)South Africa
  • SPF fingerprint formSingapore
  • AFP fingerprint formAustralia
  • CNCC formHong Kong
  • FINRA cardsSecurities licensing
  • Your authority's own formAny other country
  • Police clearance
    USA · FBIIdentity History Summary, full service. Form FD-258 or FD-1164
  • Police clearance
    Canada · RCMPCriminal Record Check, full service. Form C-216C
  • Police clearance
    South AfricaPolice clearance certificate
  • Police clearance
    SingaporeCertificate of Clearance
  • Police clearance
    Hong KongCertificate of No Criminal Conviction
  • Police clearance
    AustraliaNational Police Check
  • Police clearance
    IndiaPolice Clearance Certificate
  • Licensing
    FINRASecurities registration fingerprint cards
  • Police clearance
    New ZealandCriminal record check
  • Police clearance
    United Arab EmiratesGood conduct certificate
  • Police clearance
    QatarPolice clearance certificate
  • Police clearance
    KuwaitPolice clearance certificate
  • Police clearance
    Saudi ArabiaPolice clearance certificate
  • Police clearance
    OmanPolice clearance certificate
  • Police clearance
    BahrainGood conduct certificate
  • Police clearance
    JapanCertificate of criminal record
  • Licensing
    NFA and CFTCFutures and derivatives registration
  • Licensing
    Professional licensingNursing, teaching, finance and more

Don't see your country? We take prints for most national police clearances. Tell us your country and we will confirm the route and price. Globeia supplies the FD-258, FD-1164 and C-216C forms; for other countries, bring the fingerprint form your authority issued.

Book for another country
Client feedback

Trusted by Clients Around the World

We are preparing to launch fingerprinting services in Bolivia. Until we receive local reviews, you can see feedback from Globeia clients who have already used our services in other countries.

  • ★★★★★
    “I submitted an application for my wife's RCMP clearance and received the results within the timeframe specified by Globeia. Additionally, the staff provided exceptional assistance, and I wholeheartedly recommend their services.”
    Deepak SinghGoogle review
  • ★★★★★
    “I had such an amazing experience with Globeia! I am a Canadian Citizen who needed to obtain my police check as a requirement for my Australian Visa. Globeia's website is clear and straightforward which really made things so easy for me. To add on, their support team is amazing! They happily assisted me through all my confusions!”
    Shanna LenGoogle review
  • ★★★★★
    “I had a great experience with Globeia! I’m currently living in Australia and needed help obtaining my Canadian police check. Even from overseas, their team made the process smooth and stress-free. They were responsive, professional, and kept me updated every step of the way. I received my document quickly and without any issues. I highly recommend Globeia to anyone who needs assistance with background checks, especially if you’re applying from abroad. Thank you, Globeia!”
    Ana Paula OliveiraGoogle review
Also from Globeia in Bolivia

Apostille, Translation and Visa Help From the Same Team

Fingerprints are step one. The police clearance, the apostille, the translation and the visa each have their own Globeia page for Bolivia.

Bolivia

Police clearances from Bolivia

FBI Background Check, RCMP Criminal Record Check and other police clearances, requested while you stay in Bolivia.

Open the page →Bolivia

Apostille

Apostille or legalisation for documents issued in any country.

Open the page →Bolivia

Certified translation

Certified Spanish translation, ordered after the apostille so nothing is done twice.

Open the page →Bolivia

Visa and residence

Visa and residence applications explained, with every supporting document prepared by Globeia.

Open the page →
Everything Globeia does in Bolivia →
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For professionals

Partner with Globeia in Bolivia

Immigration lawyers and visa facilitators, relocation consultants, NGOs and mission agencies, universities, international schools and HR teams in agribusiness, energy and mining: the full process at your clients' or staff's address in Bolivia, one person in charge for you.

  • On-site bulk fingerprinting for teams and onboarding
  • Apostille and legalisation through the relevant authority
  • Certified Spanish translation by a recognised certified translator
  • One tracked file per client, from appointment to delivery
Talk to us about a partnership
Frequently Asked Questions

Fingerprinting in Bolivia: Frequently Asked Questions

The questions we hear most often from Bolivia. Not here? Book a free consultation.

Who we serve

Who Will Use Globeia in Bolivia

People in Bolivia who need a police certificate from a country they used to live in, for a residence permit, a job, a licence or their next move.

  • Americans and Canadians in Bolivia

    Residents in La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba who need an FBI or RCMP certificate for temporary or permanent residence, without a trip home.

  • Bolivians who lived in the United States

    Returnees from Virginia, Maryland, Washington, DC and other U.S. communities who need an FBI certificate for a job, a licence or a new application.

  • Agribusiness and energy staff in Santa Cruz

    Managers and engineers in farming, food processing, gas and logistics who need a home-country clearance for a contract or a transfer.

  • Mining professionals

    Staff of mining operations in Potosí and Oruro who need FBI, RCMP or other checks for postings and site access.

  • NGO workers, missionaries and volunteers

    People with development agencies, churches and charities in La Paz, Cochabamba and Sucre who need clearances for residence renewals or their next country.

  • Students and professionals going abroad

    Graduates heading to universities, nursing boards or employers in the United States or Canada who need a certificate from a country they lived in before.

Launching in Bolivia

Request Mobile Fingerprinting in Bolivia Before Launch

Send your details at no cost and tell us where you need service. Globeia will confirm availability, provide a written estimate, and arrange the next steps once appointments open in your area.

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