One application. Many details to handle.
- Week 1Finding fingerprinting in Mexico City
Sofía looks for someone who takes ink fingerprints for the RCMP Criminal Record Check and books a slot across town, in rush-hour traffic on the Periférico.
- Week 2Card format problem
Before mailing, Sofía learns that her fingerprint card does not meet the RCMP's requirements. She has to arrange a new appointment and start again.
- Week 4Tracking it herself
Her cards finally go by courier to Canada, and Sofía manages the tracking, emails and status checks on her own.
- ResultExtra document steps
The RCMP issues her result, but Sofía still has to arrange the remaining documents for her Australian application.
- At lastReady to apply
After coordinating each stage alone, Sofía finally has her complete file.
One appointment in Mexico City, one connected process.
- Day 1Fingerprints taken at home
A trained Globeia associate visits Sofía at home in Del Valle. The official C-216C form is completed in the associate's presence, and her ink prints are checked before the associate leaves.
- Same weekCards sent to Toronto
Her cards and CCRTIS-approved consent form are couriered to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto for fingerprint submission to the RCMP.
- In processingProgress tracked in one place
Sofía gets updates from the Globeia team instead of chasing couriers and emails herself.
- ResultResult issued by the RCMP
The RCMP issues her Criminal Record Check, and Globeia guides her on the next document steps.
- ReadyReady for Australia
With her clearance in hand, Sofía continues her skilled visa application with confidence.


