Four results, two translators, one Medellin family
- Week 1Booked eight days apart.
Jason has his prints taken in El Poblado. Laura's only free appointment is in Envigado, around their son's school hours.
- Week 4C-216C never taken.
Both sets were taken on FD-258 cards only, so the RCMP Criminal Record Check cannot start.
- Week 12Results trickle in.
Both FBI Background Checks arrive. The RCMP Criminal Record Checks are weeks behind.
- Week 20Spanish versions sent back.
The first translator has no official seal, and Migración Colombia returns the translations.
- Week 27One result runs out.
Eight couriers, two translators, and Jason back at Step 1 for a new FBI Background Check.
Their Medellin flat, four cards, two aligned files
- Day 1Both printed in Laureles.
Two FD-258 and two C-216C cards, each checked before the associate leaves their flat.
- Week 1Cards on two tracks.
The U.S. cards go to our Washington, DC team, and the Canadian ones go to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto.
- Week 3Progress side by side.
Both of them receive every status update in Globeia SmartPortal at the same time, so nothing falls behind.
- Week 6Apostilles, then translations.
U.S. and Canadian apostilles first, then sworn Spanish translations for both files.
- Week 8Both visas filed together.
One invoice. Every result is still valid when Migración Colombia receives it.


