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I’m sure it’s specifically baked into the system since it gives more opportunity for the country to be able to reject someone. The more vague and confusing the system, the easier it is to come up with some sort of justification to reject a visaI know no one with any authority asked me, but it seems absolutely insane to me with, how long the internet and automation has been a thing, that the process of getting a visa is still such a PITA. And not just with the US. I just had a friend who moved to Portugal and got delayed by last minute shenanigans. These processes should be clearly documented and easy to follow.
It's so annoying how much stuff in life COULD be easier, which could result in better outcomes for everyone, but the people responsible for it don't want to make it so.I’m sure it’s specifically baked into the system since it gives more opportunity for the country to be able to reject someone. The more vague and confusing the system, the easier it is to come up with some sort of justification to reject a visa