Printed in Karachi, restarted twice, apostille missing
- Week 1A visa agent in Saddar.
He takes Mahnoor's prints on a C-216C, but he has no RCMP-accredited partner to submit it.
- Week 4The card sits in a drawer.
He waits to send a batch to Canada all at once, so her card stays with him for a month.
- Week 9Faint ridges, fresh prints.
Two impressions are too light to read. Nobody checked them in Karachi, so her fingerprints have to be taken again.
- Week 17No apostille on arrival.
The employer in Riyadh requires a Canadian apostille, and Global Affairs Canada was never asked for one.
- Week 22Start date moved.
Two rounds of fingerprints, three couriers, and her Riyadh contract delayed by a full quarter.
One morning at her Karachi flat, then done
- Day 1Printed at home in PECHS.
Our associate checks her passport and CNIC, takes the C-216C and reviews every print.
- Week 1Straight into the accredited route.
Globeia Incorporated in Toronto submits her prints to the RCMP without waiting for a batch.
- Week 3Result checked in Canada.
Our team reviews it when it arrives and requests the apostille from Global Affairs Canada the same day.
- Week 6Apostille from Global Affairs Canada.
Her RCMP Criminal Record Check is in English, apostilled and ready for the Saudi employer.
- Week 7Couriered to Karachi.
A single invoice. She starts in Riyadh on the agreed date.


