United States Immigration DNA Test

When you need a DNA test for immigration to the USA, the experts at DDC are ready.

How is an DNA test taken for USA Immigration?

Per USCIS and other agencies’ requirements, a laboratory providing immigration DNA-testing services for individuals seeking to come to the United States must be AABB-accredited. As an AABB-accredited testing facility, DDC meets these stringent requirements and completes thousands of these important tests each year, with results ready in as little as 2 working days after samples arrive at the lab.

With a phone call and a partial payment, our immigration case specialists go to work for you, quickly coordinating DNA collection at the foreign embassy or consulate of the tested family member. With over 5,000 DNA-collection facilities in all 50 states and 160+ countries, we schedule appointments at locations most convenient for each tested party. Call today for a free confidential consultation.

Immigration DNA Testing for:

  • USCIS Requests
  • Immigration Visa Applications
  • Consular Reports of Births Abroad
  • Embassies Overseas
  • Paternity, Maternity, Sibling, and Other Relative Testing

Getting Started

Start by calling us at 1.800.681.7162 (USA) or +1.513.881.7801 (INTL) for a free confidential consultation. Your case specialist listens to your unique situation, explains the process, and then works hard to make the DNA-testing portion of the immigration process as simple as possible.

The First 3 Steps

  1. You receive paperwork from USCIS or other agency that requests DNA evidence of relationship between the petitioner and beneficiary
  2. Contact DDC by telephone to initiate DNA test, providing contact information for each person to be tested
  3. Send/Fax to DDC a copy of the USCIS or other paperwork requesting testing

Results are completely confidential, and your private genetic information is never shared with or sold to outside parties. See our privacy policy here.

AABB Process for Immigration DNA Testing

  • DDC schedules the petitioner’s DNA-collection appointment in the USA
  • Petitioner’s DNA sample is collected
  • DDC ships a DNA collection kit to the U.S. embassy / immigration office in beneficiary’s home country
  • Embassy / immigration office collects the beneficiary’s DNA sample and ships the samples back to DDC
  • Once testing is complete, we send the legally defensible (chain of custody) test results and a clear explanation of the results to the proper immigration authorities and the U.S. petitioner

Upon receiving all the needed samples, the immigration DNA test is completed in as little as 2 working days, depending on the type of test performed.

Why Choose DDC for USA Immigration Testing?

Having served thousands of families, DDC is one of the most trusted immigration testing laboratories in the world, and our team is ready to help you too. Since 1995, DDC has been AABB accredited and USCIS recommended

To learn more, call 1.800.681.7162 (USA) or +1.513.881.7801 (INTL)

More about this Test

Q: Do I need to send DDC my immigration DNA-request paperwork?

A: Yes, we need to have your USCIS form in hand before sending out the DNA-collection kits. This form can be emailed or faxed to us.

Q: For a United States immigration DNA test, does DDC send all required paperwork to the foreign embassy?

A: DDC sends all required paperwork to complete a United States immigration DNA test to the foreign embassy, consulate, or other immigration office. This paperwork includes the USCIS form and instructions for testing at the beginning of the process. Once testing is complete, DDC sends required chain-of-custody paperwork and the results report to the embassy. The petitioner in the case receives a hard copy of the report once the test is paid in full.

Q: How long will it take for the overseas family to get a DNA-collection appointment?

A: The timing of overseas DNA-collection depends entirely on the embassy or consulate, and can range from weeks to months. It is unfortunately something we cannot control.

Q: Do I have to wait until the beneficiary is collected before I can have my DNA collected here in the United States?

A: We prefer to collect the petitioner’s sample as soon as possible, since some countries require the petitioner to be collected before a DNA-collection kit can be sent to the other country. So the sooner DNA is collected for the party in the United States, the better.

Q: Can you set up online access for a United States immigration DNA test?

A: Regulations prevent us from providing online access for a U.S. immigration test results; however, the petitioner does get a hard-copy of the results once the report is ready and the test has been paid in full. Mailing of the report can be expedited if you want your copy as soon as possible.

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Have questions or need assistance? Contact our team.

DNA Technology Park
1 DDC Way
Fairfield, OH 45014

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