Two Mohali appointments, four cards, months apart
- Week 1Manveer got fingerprinted in Phase 7
He gets his FD-258 and C-216C completed at a local provider. No pre-submission review is offered.
- Week 4Jasleen printed in Kharar
She books a separate appointment around work and family commitments. Her cards are sent later.
- Week 8Jasleen's C-216C rejected.
Some impressions are not usable. She needs another fingerprint appointment and fresh cards.
- Week 24Manveer's results go stale.
His result is now close to the six-month mark. The couple has to check whether a fresh clearance will be needed.
- Week 34Finally lodged, a term late.
Separate appointments, repeat fingerprints and multiple couriers have stretched the process across several months.
One visit to their Mohali home, all four cards
- Day 1Four cards at their Sector 70 home
A Globeia associate takes both sets of fingerprints after checking their IDs and application requirements. Each card is reviewed before the appointment ends.
- Week 1Each file takes its proper route
The FD-258 cards move to Globeia Inc. in the USA. The C-216C cards go to Globeia Incorporated in Canada for the RCMP process.
- Week 2Both files stay on track
Manveer and Jasleen can follow the status of their applications through SmartPortal instead of chasing separate providers.
- Next stageResults arrive as they are completed
Globeia checks the returned documents and keeps each result matched to the correct applicant and clearance.
- Final stageTheir documents are ready together
The completed FBI and RCMP documents are organised for their New Zealand application, with any additional document service handled if required.


