From Thane station to a postponed interview date
- Week 1Printed near the station.
A shop near Thane station takes Gauri's prints on a U.S. FD-258 card.
- Week 4A card Ottawa cannot use.
Six years in Scarborough mean she needs an RCMP Criminal Record Check, which requires a C-216C. Nothing can be submitted until she is fingerprinted again.
- Week 8A vendor without accreditation.
Her second agent has no RCMP-accredited route, so the paper card is posted to Ottawa and waits.
- Week 12Stamped, but not needed.
A third provider sells her a Canadian apostille, though the consulate in BKC only wanted the original result.
- Week 16Consulate date moved.
Three providers, three invoices, and an immigrant visa interview postponed by two months.
One visit to her Thane flat, one clean file
- Day 1C-216C at her own table.
Our associate visits her flat off Pokhran Road, checks each print and issues the Letter of Identity Verification.
- Week 1Accredited from the first day.
Globeia Incorporated submits her prints through the RCMP-accredited route, with no second agent involved.
- Week 3Progress on her phone.
Gauri follows each stage in Globeia SmartPortal on the train to Lower Parel.
- Week 5Matched to the checklist.
Our team checks the result against the consulate's document list. No apostille is needed, so none is charged.
- Week 6Ready for the interview.
A single invoice. The original result is in her folder well before the BKC appointment.


