A ruling by the High Court of Justice of Madrid has highlighted the importance of document accuracy for Schengen visa applicants. A Bolivian national was denied a short-stay visa because the dates on his invitation letter did not align with his travel plans. Even though the applicant provided employment and financial records, the court upheld the rejection, noting that his stated funds of approximately 1,496 euros were insufficient to cover the required daily expenses and travel costs. While the court maintained the refusal for the adult brother, it overturned the rejection for his minor sibling, granting him a visa under family reunification rules. This case serves as a warning for applicants to ensure every detail in their dossier is perfectly consistent before submission.