No, as in every country, police officers are allowed to make a decision. This decision can be made based on amount of applications, usage of time, distance to people to visit and many other factors.
That YOU did not get visited does not mean that it does not happen in your area, or that that part of the law is not valid in your area.
Most of the time, during the Under Consideration period is a house visit.
All your documents are in order as your application is accepted, it can go wrong if during the house visit the conclusion is that you are living alone, there is no wife and the marriage is not de jure and de facto.
If you are living together with your wife, than it will all go smoothly and no problems.
TWICE a year, first visit it to apply for the 1 year Extension of Stay, which goes 30 days under consideration. You visit again to get the remaining 11 months stamped in your passport.
IF you refer to the 90 day reports, only ONCE, after that you can do it faster than asking this question on Facebook,
IF you stay inside the FIRST 90 days you got on entry OR from the Immigration Office using the Non Immigrant B visa, you can sit out the 90 days and just leave the country.
IF
you visited the Immigration Office and applied for and got issued a 1 year Extension of Stay permitted up to xx/xx/xx (it is a big stamp in your passport, just have a look) you visit the Immigration Office again to inform that the conditions of this stamp did change,.
You cancel this Extension of Stay with the last day of employment.