DNA Testing for Paternity, Maternity, Sibling and Immigration

AABB Accredited DNA Testing Services for United States Immigration

DNA Testing for Immigration/VISAS – DNA Testing fees begin at $350 for Paternity/Maternity tests (father/child or mother/child). Please call or email for a full quote on all types of DNA Tests, including shipping, and United States collection fees, if they apply.

DNA Test Results are AABB Accredited, excepted by Embassies Worldwide, as well as the United States Citizens and Immigration Services (USCIS) and Department of Homeland Security.

If you have already submitted evidence of relationship and the USCIS or Embassy has still requested the DNA test and provided you with documentation, please read the below information. However, if you, or your immigration attorney, have chosen to perform a legal DNA test to submit with the rest of your evidence of relationship please click: Voluntary Immigration DNA Test

In order to start your DNA Relationship Test, we need:

Country of Immigration (ie: Bangladesh, Haiti, Jamaica, Vietnam)

• Full Legal Names of Petitioner and Beneficiaries
• Contact Information for Petitioner and Beneficiaries
• Receipt Number or Government Case Number from the Embassy or USCIS
• Payment for international shipping fees, if they apply (as a deposit)
• We would prefer that you fax or email the “Government Request for DNA Testing” documents so that we can follow the exact instructions, as written

More information about DNA Testing for Immigration/Visa Services

The INS/USCIS, or Homeland Security, requires Embassies to prove relationships between individuals before allowing them to move to, or remain, in the U.S.

In some immigration cases, if the familial relationship is in question and the standard evidence is not strong enough to show proof, the embassy or USCIS either request or require that a DNA Relationship Test be performed (Paternity, Maternity or Sibling). Typically, the embassy or USCIS will notify the sponsor, petitioner, applicant, or beneficiary that DNA testing is needed.

If one or more applicants/petitioners are located inside the United States, one of our knowledgeable Case Managers will arrange an appointment for the sponsor/petitioner to have his/her DNA sample collected in the United States. A copy of the immigration paperwork and/or immigration case number should be provided in order for us to generate the paperwork necessary to generate the case.

If a beneficiary, or other applicant, is outside the United States, a DNA collection kit containing supplies are then sent to the embassy, or embassy appointed clinic or panel physician, who then arranges a sample collection appointment for the beneficiary and other family members in that country. We will provide you with the tracking information for these shipments.

If all applicants are located within the United States we will arrange a DNA Collection for you in your area.  When the results are complete, they will most likely be shipped by FedEx overnight delivery to a local U.S. Service Center or U.S. Consulate. We will provide the tracking number for that package.

Once all the samples are received in our laboratory, we begin the testing process. Test turn-around time is dependent on the type of test required and type of samples submitted. Original results are sent directly to the embassy or service center as well as to the applicant/petitioner in the United States and or their immigration lawyer.

For more information, or a quote for services, please contact one of our friendly representatives at 888-362-4339. (Most of the time, you will always be able to work with the same person every time you call.)

For a list of specific countries and US embassies please visit http://www.immigration-test.com