Two trips to Delhi, two providers, one visa file
- Week 1A day in Delhi for the FBI card
Neha travels to a Delhi typing centre for FD-258 prints and posts the card to a U.S. provider herself.
- Week 2The Canadian check needs something else
Her RCMP Criminal Record Check needs the official C-216C form and the CCRTIS-approved consent form, which that centre does not offer.
- Week 4A second provider, a second trip
She finds another provider, travels again and couriers the Canadian prints on her own.
- Week 10One card comes back
Her FBI prints are returned as unreadable, and that part of the file starts again.
- Week 16The visa file is still incomplete
Two providers, two trips to Delhi, two tracking numbers and no single place to see where things stand.
One visit to her Meerut home, two checks from two countries
- Day 1One visit at home in Shastri Nagar
Our associate checks her two IDs and takes her prints in ink: FD-258 cards for the FBI and the official C-216C form for the Canadian check.
- Week 1Two offices, one reference
The FD-258 cards go to Globeia Inc. in Washington, DC. The C-216C form and CCRTIS-approved consent form go by courier to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto.
- Week 2Both files in view
Neha follows both files in Globeia SmartPortal from Meerut, including the fingerprint submission to the RCMP via Globeia Incorporated.
- Week 6FBI result reviewed
Her FBI Background Check is issued by the FBI and reviewed by our team. The RCMP Criminal Record Check stays with the RCMP until it is issued.
- Final stepReady for her visa file
Once the RCMP issues its result, both documents are organised in one file for her Australian skilled visa application.


