Immigration DNA Test Application

Step 1: Immigration DNA Test Application

Fill out the application below.

Required Documents:

1. Petitioner’s Driver’s License or another valid government-issued ID.
2. Documentation from USCIS or another agency requesting DNA evidence of family relationship. (Ex: I-130, CRBA, Passport Applications, etc.)

Step 2: Review Application

Once you submit your application, our team will review it promptly. If your application is approved, we will send you a payment form & immigration order form to proceed. If it is not approved, we will provide guidance on how to complete the application to meet the necessary criteria.

Important: All required documentation must be submitted to receive full approval and proceed to the next step.

Step 3: Process Your Case

Once your application for immigration DNA testing is approved and payment is received, we will promptly begin processing your case.

After payment confirmation, we will initiate the DNA testing process immediately.  In most cases, we are able to complete the analysis and communicate the results to you on the same day the payment is processed.

Step 4: United States Collection Appointment

We will first locate an accredited clinic for the person(s) in the United States to get their samples collected. After the location is confirmed with you, we will set up an appointment for you and notify you of the details.

Step 5: International Collection Appointment

We’ll send a sample collection kit to the US Embassy, Consulate, or another designated agency. Once they receive it, they’ll contact the petitioner to schedule an appointment for sample collection.

Note: Most US Embassies and Consulates charge a collection fee, which must be paid in person by the person being tested. This fee is not included in our price.

Step 6: Testing Process & Results

Once our laboratory receives both samples back, we will begin the DNA analysis. The testing process usually takes 3 business days.

After the testing process is complete, we will send the results to the U.S. embassy/ consulate/ USCIS location or other requesting agency, and an additional copy will be emailed to the petitioner/ person of contact.