A cheap Manchester print and a restarted file
- Week 1Booked the first advert she found.
A vendor near Piccadilly takes her prints for a low fee. It is not RCMP-accredited, and it does not say so.
- Week 3Wrong form, nothing submitted.
Her prints went on an FD-258. The RCMP Criminal Record Check required a C-216C instead.
- Week 4Reprinted in Salford.
A second appointment across the city and a second fee, starting again from Step 1.
- Week 10Her ward start date slips.
The ward cannot roster her until the result is on file. Her offer letter is re-dated.
- Week 12Finally on the rota.
Two vendors, two fees and six weeks without a salary.
Her C-216C taken right, at home in Manchester
- Day 1Printed at home in Didsbury.
Our associate checks her Canadian passport and takes her prints on the C-216C.
- Week 1Sent through the accredited route.
Globeia Incorporated submits her file to the RCMP. Megan watches the status in Globeia SmartPortal.
- Week 3Result in, details checked.
We compare her name and date of birth with her passport before releasing it.
- Week 4Ready for the hospital's checks.
The result is in English. If the trust asks for an apostille, we obtain it from Global Affairs Canada.
- Week 5First shift on the ward.
One invoice. Her start date on Oxford Road holds.


