Immigration DNA testing

Service Description

Immigration DNA testing is used to verify a claimed biological relationship for immigration purposes when requested by an embassy, consulate, or USCIS. The test will be completed by an accredited laboratory, and all collections follow a strict chain-of-custody process. Results are sent directly to the requesting embassy, consulate, or USCIS office. Required Documentation 📄 • Official request letter from the Embassy, Consulate, or USCIS (if applicable) • Case number (USCIS, NVC, or Embassy case) • Names and contact information for all tested parties • Relationship being tested (parent/child, siblings, etc.) • Appointment confirmation from the testing provider Identification Requirements 🪪 All participants must present valid, government-issued photo identification. Acceptable IDs typically include: • Passport (preferred for international testing) • U.S. Driver’s License or State ID (for U.S. participants) • National ID card (for overseas participants) • Resident card or immigration document (if available) Additional Embassy/USCIS Requirements 🏛️ • Photos may be taken at the time of collection • Copies of IDs are included with the chain-of-custody paperwork • Fingerprints or thumbprints may be required (depending on location) • Minors must be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian • All specimens are collected by authorized personnel only (no at-home kits) Important Notes ⚠️ • Walk-ins are not permitted; appointments are required • All participants must match the information provided to the embassy/USCIS • Results are released only to the requesting authority • Processing typically takes 3–7 business days after all samples are received