Being told to go to consulate for document pre-processing..is this new?

[Faithunlimited 50]

Hello, 

 

My husband has his interview in Juarez (IR1) in late May 2018. We have been reading CDJ consulate reviews from this forum where some people are asked at the finger prints appointment location to go to the consulate in order to have their documents reviewed.

 

Can someone shed some light in this? Is this a new process, does it happen for all visa types, and everyone? If, this does not happen to everyone, how are they selecting those people to have their documents reviewed?  Will they tell us if a document is missing and how would this impact the interview?

 

Sorry for all the questions, but would really appreciate some insight. 

 

Thanks in advance! 

[TexasGuy0101 75]

2 hours ago, Faithunlimited said:

Hello, 

 

My husband has his interview in Juarez (IR1) in late May 2018. We have been reading CDJ consulate reviews from this forum where some people are asked at the finger prints appointment location to go to the consulate in order to have their documents reviewed.

 

Can someone shed some light in this? Is this a new process, does it happen for all visa types, and everyone? If, this does not happen to everyone, how are they selecting those people to have their documents reviewed?  Will they tell us if a document is missing and how would this impact the interview?

 

Sorry for all the questions, but would really appreciate some insight. 

 

Thanks in advance! 

I read that before, I dont know if is for all but the people talked about that said that was better because in interview the process was faster 

[Faithunlimited 50]

Yes, it seems like a new process, but not all who leave reviews about interviews are mentioning this particular step.

 

Maybe someone who has had an interview recently or a VJ lawyer will give input.