The application form (on Globeia’s portal)
2 Valid Photo IDs
A complete set of fingerprint impressions in black ink (Set of two C-216c cards)
One recent passport-size photograph (without spectacles and cap)
Third-party consent form (Only if anyone else is receiving the certificate on your behalf)

How Do I Get My Fingerprints Authorized In Ecuador?

Visit a nearby police station or an agency authorized by Ecuadorean authorities to submit your fingerprints. Fill out the RCMP C 216c form using black ink and get the necessary signatures and stamps from authorized personnel before sending the paperwork back to Globeia. Remember, the RCMP accepts any Fingerprint Submission Form in the C 216c format. Mail the C216c forms to Globeia and after making the payment through our secure portal, your paperwork submission will be complete.

When applications are not backlogged, the RCMP processes them within 72 hours of fingerprint submission, with results available within 2 to 3 weeks, including mailing time. If the applicant has ongoing legal concerns or has been charged with a crime previously, the processing time may be extended to four months.

Seamless RCMP Fingerprinting Services

The essential step of fingerprint authentication is required in Ecuador to receive a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC), that connects individuals to the Canadian Criminal Real-Time Identification Services (CCRTIS) database. At Globeia, we are experts in processing RCMP fingerprinting services just for Canadians living in Ecuador. Our methodical approach guarantees precise validation for criminal record checks based on fingerprints, providing our clients peace of mind.

Our safe portal makes the process smooth and effective. We handle every step of your application submission, from filling out forms to utilizing your C 216c cards for fingerprint scanning. Are you prepared to obtain your Canadian criminal record check from Ecuador? Give Globeia your papers to handle. To start the journey, click the button below.

Apostille Services for Document Validation in Ecuador

For Canadian papers to be recognized internationally and maintain their legal validity in Ecuador, they must first get an apostille. An Apostille is recognized by Ecuadorian law as a widely accepted certification that attests to the authenticity of Canadian papers. Globeia provides professional guidance and assistance with the Canadian Global Affairs authorities to expedite the RCMP PCC service, ensuring the apostille procedure for your papers is completed promptly.

Our commitment to document authentication guarantees strict adherence to Ecuadorian laws, simplifying interactions, and flying to Ecuador. You can rely on Globeia to help you navigate the apostille procurement procedure with ease. Together, let's achieve global recognition.

Ecuador: Where Diversity Meets Opportunity

Ecuador, situated on the west coast of South America, has a diverse landscape from the Amazon jungle to the Andean highlands and the Galápagos Islands. Quito, the capital city, is surrounded by historic palaces and churches. The country's climate varies, with mild mountains and humid subtropical coasts. Despite environmental challenges from oil exploration, Ecuador is home to diverse plant and bird species. The economy relies on petroleum and agriculture but is showing promising growth. Ecuador's focus on education and healthcare presents opportunities for exploration and development.

You can count on Globeia to be your reliable partner for any document-related RCMP issue in Ecuador. Globeia provides Canadians with a safe online portal to receive an RCMP Police Clearance Certificate.

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What is an RCMP Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)?

An RCMP PCC is an official document issued by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) that confirms an individual's criminal record status in Canada.

Why do I need an RCMP Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) for Ecuador?

An RCMP PCC is often required for various purposes such as employment, education, or immigration in Ecuador, ensuring your credibility and legal compliance.

How does Globeia assist Canadians in Ecuador with obtaining an RCMP PCC?

Globeia offers a tailored process and a secured portal for Canadians residing in Ecuador, facilitating the process of obtaining an RCMP-approved PCC. We provide expert guidance and support throughout the entire procedure.

What documents are required for an RCMP PCC application in Ecuador?

Required documents include the application form (accessible on Globeia's portal), two valid photo IDs (one being a photo ID), a complete set of fingerprint impressions using C-216c cards, a recent passport-size photograph, and a third-party consent form (if applicable).

How do I submit my fingerprints for an RCMP PCC in Ecuador?

Visit a nearby police station or an authorized agency approved by Ecuadorean authorities to submit your fingerprints. Fill in the RCMP C 216c form in black ink, obtain the necessary signatures and stamps, and mail the paperwork to Globeia.