A quick print in Lisbon, then a lost season
- Week 1Printed at a co-working desk.
An online vendor sends someone to Saldanha. Nobody asks which form Canada needs.
- Week 4Card refused.
The wrong form, and a vendor that is not RCMP-accredited. The file never reached Ottawa.
- Week 8Starting from zero.
She pays again for a C-216C set while her AIMA appointment date gets closer.
- Week 13Canadian apostille missing.
AIMA requires the apostille. She did not know that it comes from Global Affairs Canada.
- Week 17AIMA slot lost.
She loses an appointment that took months to get, as well as paying two fees for two sets of prints.
Her C-216C done once, at home in Lisbon
- Day 1Prints at home in Estrela.
Our associate takes the C-216C and checks each impression before leaving.
- Week 1Accredited submission, first time.
Our Toronto company, Globeia Incorporated, handles the RCMP-accredited submission. One set of prints is enough.
- Week 3Result in, apostille on its way.
We check it the day it arrives and request the apostille from Global Affairs Canada. Natalie sees both steps in SmartPortal.
- Week 6Certified Portuguese translation.
Prepared from the apostilled original and certified, ready for AIMA.
- Week 7Ready for her appointment.
One invoice. She arrives at AIMA with every document in order.


