For Americans in Colombia · Medellín · Bogotá · Cali · Cartagena · everywhere
Applying for a Colombian visa? We handle the entire US side: pull your FBI check, hand-deliver it to the State Department in Washington, DC, and courier the apostilled document to your door in Colombia. No flight home. No favors from family.
From $299 all-in — FBI check + apostille + delivery to Colombia
Based in Washington, DC · Hand-delivered to the State Department · DHL to your door in Colombia
Colombia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs often requests the apostilled FBI check mid-application — and gives you as little as 10 calendar days to produce it. The standard mail-in process takes 5–6 weeks. That math doesn't work.
6–10+ weeks
~2–3 weeks door-to-door
Facing a 10-day deadline right now? Message us today — we'll map your fastest route and tell you honestly what's possible, including how to request an extension (prórroga) from Cancillería while your document is in motion.
This is everyone's first question, and it's easier than you think. You do not need to fly to the US.
Get your fingerprints taken on a standard FBI card (FD-258) right in Colombia — fingerprinting services and notarías in Medellín, Bogotá and other cities do this routinely. We send you simple instructions and a printable card.
We'll tell you exactly how to get your prints to us for FBI submission — start to finish, we guide you on WhatsApp in plain English (or Spanish).
FBI check pulled, apostilled at the State Department in Washington, DC, and couriered to your door in Colombia. You never stand in a line.
$299
all-in
$349
all-in · most popular
Compare: DIY typically costs $150–250 in fees and shipping alone — and takes 6–10 weeks you may not have.
About 2–3 weeks door-to-door once we have your fingerprints: FBI results in roughly 24 hours (weekdays), the State Department's ~10-business-day hand-delivery window for the apostille, then 3–5 days of DHL shipping to Colombia. We'll give you a dated timeline before you pay.
We won't lie to you: a strict 10-calendar-day deadline is extremely tight even for us — and anyone who guarantees it isn't being straight with you. What we can do: start the same day, run the fastest legitimate process that exists, and help you request a prórroga (extension) from Cancillería showing your document is already in progress. Message us immediately and we'll map it out honestly.
Yes — Colombian authorities require documents in a foreign language to be officially translated (Resolución 5477, Art. 21), and the translation must be done after the apostille. Doing it in the wrong order is one of the most common reasons applications bounce. Our $349 Complete package handles it in the right order.
Colombian authorities generally want the document issued within 90 days of your application. That's why starting at the right moment matters — order too early and it can expire, too late and you miss your window. Tell us your visa timeline on WhatsApp and we'll time it with you.
Fingerprinting services and many notarías in Medellín, Bogotá, Cali and other cities take ink fingerprints on the FBI's FD-258 card routinely — it takes about 30 minutes. When you start, we send you the card template and simple instructions, and we'll help you find a spot near you.
Sometimes a scan gets you through the online application step — but Colombian authorities can require the physical original, and the official translation must be attached to the real document, not a printout. Most US services either keep your original stateside or charge $100+ extra for international shipping. We include both: a scanned PDF the same day your apostille is ready, and the physical original delivered to your door in Colombia by DHL — on our account, at no extra charge.
By card or online payment link — we'll send it on WhatsApp. No Colombian bank account or US address needed.
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll reply with your exact timeline and next steps.
Or call / text: 1-253-263-0863