Two schedules in Tokyo, four cards, one deadline
- Week 1Gets fingerprinted locally.
Kenji visits a fingerprinting provider in Tokyo and sends the FD-258 card himself.
- Week 3Fingerprint card rejected.
Some impressions are unclear. The card has already been sent, so Kenji must book another appointment and send a replacement.
- Week 10FBI result arrives.
His FBI Background Check finally arrives, but Kenji now has to find out what is needed to use the document in Australia.
- Week 17Additional document requirements slow him down.
He looks for the right provider, arranges the document handling and manages the paperwork separately.
- Week 23Finally ready to submit.
Several providers, separate payments, and weeks spent coordinating each step around his move to Australia.
One visit in Tokyo, one tracked file
- Day 1Books online and gets fingerprinting in Tokyo
Kenji's identity is verified, his fingerprints are checked before he leaves, and his application is prepared correctly from the beginning.
- Week 1Fingerprint card reaches Globeia Washington, DC.
Globeia's team receives the card and submits the FBI application. Kenji can follow the progress in his SmartPortal account.
- Week 3FBI result received and checked.
When the Background Check arrives, Globeia reviews the result and moves the file to the next step.
- Week 6Documents prepared for use in Australia.
The remaining document requirements are handled in order, so Kenji does not need to manage separate providers himself.
- Week 7Ready for his move to Australia.
One team coordinates the file from fingerprints to final documents. One invoice. One place to follow the process.


