Separate appointments in Jeddah, two envelopes to Pretoria
- Week 1Printed a week apart.
Yusuf visits a provider in Al Rawdah after work. Nadia books later, around their daughter's school day.
- Week 3South African form missing.
Only FD-258 cards were taken, but South Africa requires prints on its own SAPS form.
- Week 9U.S. results arrive first.
Both FBI Background Checks have arrived, but the South African clearances are still in Pretoria.
- Week 20IRCC deadline missed.
Canada requires every police certificate by a set date, and Nadia's is still in the post.
- Week 26Family file reopened.
Six courier envelopes, two extension requests, and a landing date pushed beyond the school year.
Their Jeddah villa, one visit, one team
- Day 1One visit in Al Shati.
FD-258 cards and SAPS forms for both of them, checked before the associate leaves the villa.
- Week 1Cards split by route.
The two FD-258 cards are couriered to Globeia in Washington, DC, and the SAPS forms are sent to Pretoria with their applications.
- Week 3Every submission in one view.
Four applications under two names, all visible to both of them in Globeia SmartPortal.
- Week 6Results land together.
Each certificate is in English, which IRCC accepts as issued.
- Week 7Uploaded to IRCC on time.
A single invoice. All four certificates are valid on the day they are submitted.


