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[quakebars 0]

do prescreeners have the right to refuse an applicant a visa? or maybe refuse an applicant to proceed to the CO interview? for what reason/s?

[Otto 83]

do prescreeners have the right to refuse an applicant a visa? or maybe refuse an applicant to proceed to the CO interview? for what reason/s?

Have not heard of this happening - did you have some specific thoughts?

[quakebars 0]

perhaps if they think an applicant's docs are insufficient?

[Otto 83]

perhaps if they think an applicant's docs are insufficient?

Well documents not being sufficient isn't a reason to be denied and am fairly certain a prescreen can not deny a visa any way - it is definitely recommended that one prepare themselves for the interview (by reading the guides here and elsewhere) so as not to cause a delay in processing.

[quakebars 0]

Thanks a lot. I think i may have been creating unnecessary problems in my head!

[WROCLAW 0]

good luck.try not to worry. have a safe trip.

[Anh map 2,098]

It is logical to assume that if the documents are not all there, or completed incorrectly then the interview could be delayed.

[Hell0W0rld 10]

just follow the guides and triple check everything carefully, you should not have any problems........

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

do prescreeners have the right to refuse an applicant a visa? or maybe refuse an applicant to proceed to the CO interview? for what reason/s?

They collect the documents you are supposed to bring. I doubt the person collecting documents is going to say "Thank you, goodbye" it isn't their job. They turn your file over to a consulate officer and it is reviewed, if anything is missing they will let you know at the interview.