US Immigration from Philippines

I was just wondering, why does USCIS transfer your case from one service center to another? Is it because of workload, unique situations, different visas or country's? Any insight on this?

Hello guys, I just want to ask anyone here that had the same experience that I am experiencing now about my father's paperwork.. So DFA in the Philippines is not issuing him passport because his nationality is Mestizo in his Birth certificate.. His father is Chinese and his mom is Filipino. My father is born in the Philippines and had lived there all his life.. DFA said to get certificate of naturalization from Immigration.. Then Immigration said they don't issue the certificate to individuals who was born after 1972.. My father was born 1954.. They said to get a lawyer and bring it to the court.. I am so frustrated for all of this.. We father's name in his birth certificate got fixed and took almost 2 years to get done. And now his nationality!!! Anyone had the same experience???

Hi guys, last Sept 15 was my interview. It went well and was recommended for approval. However, the Embassy has not received my medical results and cannotn issue my visa right away. The consul said the turnaround time can be 2 to 4 weeks. I wasnt given a 221g paper though.

I underwent sputum culture but it turned out negative and I completed my medical last Sept 9. Then I called SLEC and they said my results we submitted on Sept 10.

My visa status is still on "Ready" and the dates changed from Sept 15 to Sept 18, 22& 24.

Anyone who has the same case as mine? How long did you wait before your visa issuance?

Any one who just got 221g for administrative Processing with no additional documents asked and returned passport.

Please share your thoughts x experiences.

Does it matter if foreign passport is expired when you have your interview for citizenship?