Fingerprints taken, Canadian process left to manage
- Week 1First prints in Amritsar.
Gurleen gets her C-216C fingerprints taken. The provider does not check the cards before she leaves.
- Week 3Cards need to reach Canada
She finds a Canadian provider herself. She arranges the international courier from Amritsar.
- Week 6Submission route gets confusing
Gurleen discovers that the provider cannot submit her cards to the RCMP. She starts looking for another option.
- Another provider and courier.She sends the original cards to a different RCMP-accredited provider. More forms and follow-ups follow.
The reseller posts it to her old college address, and a friend forwards it weeks later.
- Week 16Her visa file is still waiting.
The RCMP application is finally moving. Gurleen still has to coordinate the result with her Australian partner visa documents.
From her Amritsar home to the RCMP in Canada
- Day 1Fingerprints at home in Amritsar
A Globeia associate visits Gurleen in Ranjit Avenue. The C-216C cards are completed and checked before the appointment ends.
- Week 1Original cards reach Canada
Gurleen sends the cards to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto. The team reviews them before electronic submission to the RCMP.
- Week 2Submission confirmed
The cards are digitised and submitted through the RCMP-accredited route. Gurleen can track the file through SmartPortal.
- Week 6Her RCMP result arrives
The clearance is issued. Gurleen checks the details against her passport before adding it to her visa documents
- Week 7Her Australian file moves forward
The Canadian clearance is ready for her partner visa file. Gurleen now has the document she was waiting for.


