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Immigration DNA Test

“Will I get a clear, reliable answer?” “How soon will I know?” “Can I talk to someone who will not judge me?”

Immigration DNA testing proves a biological relationship for a visa, green card, or family petition when documents are not enough. TestMark DNA coordinates AABB-accredited, chain-of-custody collection between the petitioner in the U.S. and the beneficiary abroad, then sends results directly to the requesting agency. Because every case is tied to a USCIS officer or embassy, the first step is a phone call.

Talk to a real DNA specialist, never a phone menu. Free consultation, no obligation, at (866) 702-7644.

AABB-Accredited
USCIS-Accepted
Chain of Custody
Results in 3-5 Days
Discreet
Certified Network
Results in 3-5 Days
Confidential

2,297+

Certified Collection Sites

50

States Covered

99.99%

Accurate Results

We know this is about more than a test.

Whether this is for you or someone you love, this can be a stressful and deeply personal moment. We have helped thousands of families get clear answers with care, respect, and zero judgment. From your first call to your final report, you will not navigate it alone. And if you are still gathering information, that is okay too. Call with your questions before you are ready to decide. There is no pressure, and a real specialist is glad to help.

When Is Immigration DNA Testing Needed?

A USCIS officer or U.S. embassy may request DNA testing when documentary evidence of a family relationship is missing, incomplete, or in question. These are the most common situations where it is used.

Petition for a Child or Parent

Prove a parent-child relationship on a family-based petition when a birth certificate is unavailable, contains errors, or comes from a country with unreliable records.

A U.S. Embassy Request

When a consular officer reviewing a visa interview abroad asks for DNA confirmation, we coordinate supervised collection at the embassy or consulate handling your case.

Insufficient Documents

When the paperwork submitted with a petition does not adequately establish the claimed relationship, DNA testing provides objective, scientific proof to move the case forward.

Family Reunification

Confirm sibling, grandparent, or other biological relationships so family members can be reunited under the petition with reliable evidence of the connection.

Get your immigration case moving

Immigration testing is coordinated with the USCIS office or embassy handling your case, so it starts with a call. Phone us with your request letter and we will take it from there.

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How it works

Call for a free consultation

Our team walks you through the right test, answers your questions, and confirms your nearest location.

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Visit your local collection site

The petitioner in the U.S. provides a painless cheek swab at one of 2,297+ certified collection sites, while we send a kit to the U.S. embassy or consulate so the beneficiary abroad can be collected under supervision. Both follow strict chain of custody.

Get results in 3 to 5 business days

Receive your confidential results delivered securely. Over 99.99% accurate, private, and legally defensible.

Pricing & Free Consultation

Immigration testing is priced by the number of participants and the relationship being tested, and it always includes chain-of-custody documentation required by USCIS. There are no hidden fees, and we confirm your exact price during the free consultation before anything begins.

No Hidden Fees

We quote your full price up front during the free consultation. No surprises.

Free, No-Obligation Call

There is no charge to call, ask questions, or get pricing. You only pay if you decide to test.

Fast, Confidential Results

Results are delivered confidentially, typically within 3 to 5 business days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who orders an immigration DNA test?

Testing is initiated at the request of the USCIS officer or U.S. embassy handling the petition, not by the family on its own. Once you receive that request, call us with the letter and we will coordinate collection for everyone involved. The petitioner in the U.S. is typically responsible for the cost.

Does USCIS require an AABB-accredited laboratory?

Yes. USCIS and U.S. embassies only accept immigration DNA results from an AABB-accredited laboratory that uses a strict chain of custody. Results from a non-accredited lab or a home test are not accepted for immigration purposes.

How does testing work when one person is overseas?

The petitioner in the United States is swabbed at a nearby certified collection site, and we ship a sealed collection kit to the U.S. embassy or consulate in the beneficiary’s country. The beneficiary is collected there under supervised, chain-of-custody conditions, and the samples are returned to the U.S. laboratory for analysis.

What kind of sample is collected?

The standard sample is a painless cheek swab, also called a buccal swab, taken from inside the cheek. It is quick, non-invasive, and works for participants of any age, including infants. A trained collector performs it under chain of custody at every location.

How long does immigration DNA testing take?

Laboratory analysis is typically complete within 3 to 5 business days after all samples reach the lab. The overall timeline also depends on how quickly the embassy or consulate can schedule the overseas collection, which we work to arrange as fast as possible.

How are the results delivered?

The official report is sent directly to the requesting USCIS office, embassy, or consulate so it goes on the record for your case. The petitioner also receives a copy. Results are never released to unauthorized parties.

Start your immigration DNA test today

Call with your USCIS or embassy request and we will coordinate every step, in the U.S. and abroad.

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