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DNA Testing for Families at the Border? How It Would Work

by DDC | Jun 20, 2018 | Immigration DNA Testing

According to the Department of Homeland Security, around 12,000 children who crossed the southern border of the United States are in the custody of their department. Attorney General Jeff Sessions stated on June 19 via the Washington Watch radio show that he is...

Can I Do a Sibling DNA Test for Immigration?

by DDC | May 9, 2018 | Immigration DNA Testing

Can you do a sibling DNA test for immigration? Yes—according to a new U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) policy update. Positive results for a sibling test for immigration or a half-sibling test are now accepted as proof of relationship, providing you...

Your Immigration DNA Test: Must-Know Basics

by DDC | Oct 18, 2017 | Immigration DNA Testing

Immigration to the United States is a dream for many, especially if they already have family members living in America. The process takes a lot of time and there are many hurdles that must be cleared before the move is approved. Fortunately, the part in the process...

Immigration DNA Testing: Top 5 Questions Answered

by DDC | May 30, 2017 | Immigration DNA Testing

Immigration DNA testing has made what was once a long and arduous process much simpler. In order to confirm a biological relationship, family members had to search for birth certificates or other records, and sometimes those documents were nowhere to be found,...

DNA Testing for Immigration: Requirements and Recommendations

by DDC | Apr 14, 2017 | Immigration DNA Testing

Are you considering doing DNA testing for immigration purposes? There are specific steps needed to do an immigration DNA test properly, ensuring you or your loved one don’t hit any delays or other problems during this very important process. Additionally, in order to...

DNA Testing for Immigration: 5 Steps

by DDC | Mar 21, 2017 | Immigration DNA Testing

DNA testing for immigration offers a reliable solution when encountering difficulties in documenting a biological relationship for immigration cases. These cases usually involve a family member who’s applying for U.S. resident status in the United States,...