Questions about fingerprints

[aaa1234 2]

My fiancé’s visa was refused June 2019 and was told to come back January 2020 and have a new medical exam done. My question is does he need to get his fingerprints done again? I messaged the consulate(Ciudad Juárez) and they told me he would not need a new interview only a medical exam, but didn’t say anything about the fingerprints? Can anyone let me know if they have any insight on this? Should I schedule the new medical exam already? 

Thanks 

[fayrog 33]

What was the reason for the denial?

[Hank_ 9,171]

3 hours ago, aaa1234 said:

My fiancé’s visa was refused June 2019 and was told to come back January 2020 and have a new medical exam done. My question is does he need to get his fingerprints done again? I messaged the consulate(Ciudad Juárez) and they told me he would not need a new interview only a medical exam, but didn’t say anything about the fingerprints? Can anyone let me know if they have any insight on this? Should I schedule the new medical exam already? 

Thanks 

 

That is what the embassy stated - "have a new medical exam .. "         Get 'er done!

[Hank_ 9,171]

1 hour ago, fayrog said:

What was the reason for the denial?

 

Not a denial .. a refusal < this is normal  during AP when they request additional documents, etc.     Once the OP provides everything the embassy requires the refusal will disappear.

[payxibka 10,044]

3 hours ago, aaa1234 said:

My fiancé’s visa was refused June 2019 and was told to come back January 2020 and have a new medical exam done. My question is does he need to get his fingerprints done again? I messaged the consulate(Ciudad Juárez) and they told me he would not need a new interview only a medical exam, but didn’t say anything about the fingerprints? Can anyone let me know if they have any insight on this? Should I schedule the new medical exam already? 

Thanks 

Finger prints don't expire,  a medical does