A Chennai agent and a Muscat ward kept waiting
- Week 1An agent in T. Nagar.
He promises a quick result and takes Kavitha's prints on a U.S. FD-258 card.
- Week 5Canada needs a C-216C.
Her years in Ontario require an RCMP Criminal Record Check, which an FD-258 cannot be used for. Everything has to start again.
- Week 8Posted on paper.
The second agent has no accredited route, so the C-216C is couriered to Ottawa.
- Week 18Apostille missing in Muscat.
The hospital in Muscat asks for the Canadian apostille, and another round of couriers begins.
- Week 23Ward job held open.
Two agents, four couriers, and a nursing post in Oman left waiting for weeks.
Her Chennai flat, one visit, every step in order
- Day 1C-216C taken in Adyar.
Our associate verifies Kavitha's ID and checks every print at her flat, then issues the Letter of Identity Verification.
- Week 1Submitted by the accredited office.
Globeia Incorporated in Toronto submits her prints through the RCMP-accredited channel.
- Week 3Global Affairs Canada, same week.
Our Canadian team reviews it on the day it arrives and requests the apostille from Global Affairs Canada.
- Week 6Apostilled and in English.
Her RCMP Criminal Record Check is ready for the hospital's licensing file.
- Week 7Sent to Muscat.
A single invoice. Her joining date in Oman stays as planned.


