Fingerprinted in Bern, posted twice, refused once
- Week 1A rushed print by the station
Nobody checks the impressions before the card is sealed and sent to the U.S.
- Week 5Faint prints, card returned
Several prints are too faint to classify. Matthias books a second appointment and waits again.
- Week 11Returned without the required apostille.
His licensing application requires an apostille. He has to arrange the authentication step and send the original document again.
- Week 15A translation is still required.
His licensing application requires a certified translation, so Matthias has to arrange another document step.
- Week 18Licence finally granted.
Multiple providers, separate document steps and repeated follow-ups push his clinic start date back by several months.
His Bern file, from fingerprints to German translation
- Day 1Fingerprints taken at home in Breitenrain.
Passport checked, every impression reviewed, and the Letter of Identity Verification issued at his table.
- Week 1U.S. processing takes over
Globeia's U.S. team coordinates the FBI submission. Matthias can follow the service status through Globeia SmartPortal.
- After the FBI resultAuthentication arranged if required.
The result is checked, and any required apostille or authentication step can be coordinated.
- Next stageDocuments prepared for licensing.
Any additional document requirements for Matthias's licensing application are coordinated as needed.
- Week 7His licence file is ready
Matthias has the required FBI documents without having to coordinate each stage with separate providers.


