Prints in Seoul, a contract start missed
- Week 1Printed at a local station.
A police station in Mapo takes his prints on an FD-258 card, which he posts to a U.S. vendor.
- Week 5Two smudges, card rejected.
Nobody checked the impressions before the card left Seoul. He must book a new appointment.
- Week 10Result lands, apostille missing.
His E-2 application requires an apostille from the U.S. Department of State. He posts the original again.
- Week 16Apostille back, start date gone.
The academy in Daechi-dong moves his start date to the following term.
- Week 18Visa filed at last.
Three couriers, one rejected card, and a term's salary lost.
One visit to his Seoul officetel, one team
- Day 1Associate visits his Mapo officetel.
Every print checked at his desk, and the Letter of Identity Verification handed over.
- Week 1Card with our Washington, DC team.
Our staff submit it to the FBI, and each status change appears in Globeia SmartPortal.
- Week 3Result in, apostille requested.
We send it to the U.S. Department of State within days.
- Week 6Apostilled result returned.
It is in English, the language Korea Immigration Service accepts, so nothing needs to be translated.
- Week 7E-2 file complete.
One invoice. His start date in Daechi-dong does not change.


