; and (2) by adding at the end the following: (j) The in-person interview requirement under subsection (h) may be satisfied by remote videoconference interview if— (1) the Secretary of State, in conjunction with the Secretary of Homeland Security, certifies to Congress that such a videoconference interview will not cause undue security concern, as demonstrated by a 2-year pilot program to be carried out by the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Homeland Security for such purpose; (2) the videoconference technology used to conduct such an interview— (A) meets applicable security and privacy standards, consistent with Department of Homeland Security regulations; and (B) is capable of capturing and collecting biometrics, in accordance with nonimmigrant visa application requirements; (3) such an interview may be conducted by a participant in the Consular Fellows program; and (4) the visa applicant to be so interviewed— (A) is a former visa holder who is applying for a B–1 or B–2 visa on a date that is not more than 48 months after the date on which the previous visa issued to the applicant expired; (B) has never been refused or denied a visa; (C) appears to be prima facie eligible for the B–1 or B–2 visa; (D) is residing in his or her country of citizenship; (E) is able and willing to complete the entire interview in English