A Delhi print shop, followed by three couriers
- Week 1Prints near Nehru Place.
A local computer centre takes his prints on an FD-258, and he couriers it to a U.S. vendor he found online.
- Week 5Card rejected by the FBI
The submission cannot be processed as expected. No one checked the impressions in Delhi, so Varun needs another set.
- Week 8Second card, second courier
Fresh fingerprints in Lajpat Nagar. Another courier fee. Another wait.
- Week 13Result arrives without an apostille
His Korean visa file requires an apostilled FBI Background Check. The document now needs another step in the U.S.
- Week 18He misses his original start date
Several providers. Multiple couriers. His school moves his joining date to the next term.
One visit to his Delhi flat. Nothing sent twice.
- Day 1Associate at his door
Prints are taken at his flat in Vasant Vihar. Each impression is checked before the appointment ends. A Letter of Identity Verification is issued.
- Week 1Card reaches Washington, DC
Our U.S. team submits the fingerprints to the FBI. Varun can track the file in Globeia SmartPortal.
- Week 3FBI result arrives
His name and date of birth are checked against his passport. The U.S. apostille is ordered the same day.
- Week 6Apostille completed
The U.S. Department of State issues the apostille. The documents are then couriered back to Delhi.
- Week 7Ready for the visa file
One invoice. One coordinated file. Varun has his apostilled FBI Background Check ready for his Korean visa application.


