Fingerprinting Services in Stockholm for RCMP, FBI and More with Globeia

Two valid government-issued IDs, one with your photo, such as your passport and your Swedish residence permit card or national ID card. For the RCMP Criminal Record Check, the associate also completes the official C-216C form with you and you sign a CCRTIS-approved consent form. For the FBI Background Check, prints go on an FD-258 or FD-1164 card.

At your home, office, campus or hotel. Globeia has no office in Stockholm; a trained associate comes to you anywhere in the city, from Gamla stan and Södermalm to Bromma and Kista, and in Solna, Sundbyberg, Lidingö and Nacka. Täby, Danderyd and Uppsala are covered by arrangement.

The associate reviews every impression during the visit. If a print is unclear, a new set is taken there and then, so the card leaves Stockholm ready for the FBI, the RCMP or the other receiving authority.

A trained associate takes ink fingerprints on an FD-258 or FD-1164 card at your address and checks your identity. The card goes to Globeia Inc. in Washington, DC, which submits it to the FBI CJIS Division. The result is issued directly by the FBI, and the U.S. Department of State apostille can be ordered in the same file.

A trained associate takes ink fingerprints on the official C-216C form in your presence and checks your two IDs. The original card goes to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto, which submits your fingerprints to RCMP CCRTIS. A federal processing fee payable to the Receiver General of Canada applies, and the result is issued directly by the RCMP. RCMP processing times range from 3 to 120 days and are determined entirely by the RCMP. Mailing time is additional.

Often an apostille, rarely a translation. When the Swedish Migration Agency or an employer asks for a foreign police certificate, it is usually apostilled: the U.S. Department of State apostille for an FBI result, the Global Affairs Canada apostille for an RCMP result. English documents are accepted in Sweden, so an English certificate does not need a Swedish translation. Check the document list for your permit first, because requirements differ.

Send a request with your area in Stockholm, the clearance you need and the dates that suit you. Our team replies and confirms the visit and the price in writing. Nothing is paid until you accept.

Globeia supports fingerprinting requirements for Canada, the United States, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, New Zealand, the UAE, South Africa, and other countries, depending on the authority and application requirements.

Yes. Globeia can arrange appointments for couples, families, employees, and groups. Corporate and bulk fingerprinting can also be coordinated for eligible requirements.

No. Sweden's own extract from the criminal records register, the utdrag ur belastningsregistret, is a different document issued by the Swedish Police Authority and covers Sweden only. The Swedish police do not issue the FBI Background Check or the RCMP Criminal Record Check. Both need prints on FD-258 or FD-1164 cards, or on the official C-216C form, and a Globeia associate takes them at your flat or office in Stockholm.

Your fingerprints are checked for quality before the appointment is completed. You receive your completed fingerprint cards along with Globeia's Letter of Identity Verification, and where applicable, Globeia can coordinate the next submission steps for eligible FBI and RCMP applications.

Yes. Every completed Globeia fingerprinting appointment includes a Letter of Identity Verification confirming that your identity was verified and your fingerprints were collected by a trained Globeia associate. The letter includes a unique encrypted QR code.