During the immigration process, additional evidence may be needed to prove the biological relationship between a petitioner and a beneficiary. This situation may arise when initial evidence (i.e., birth certificate) and secondary evidence (e.g., baptismal, church, or school records) of a relationship is deemed insufficient or inconclusive by the USCIS or U.S. embassy. In immigration DNA cases paternity or maternity tests can be performed. A DNA Relationship Test can be used to identify a biological relationship with a family member other than a mother or father. Tests can be done to determine the relationship with one's aunt or uncle.

Our DNA Testing provider is an approved Immigration and Naturalization Service/Department of Human Services supplier for immigration DNA testing.  We also can and provide government agencies, local embassies and immigration clients with result interpretation as requested. We have affordable pricing for most embassy locations around the world!

 We provide DNA testing consultation for each immigration test to guide you through the test process, ensuring that the most appropriate family members are selected for verification and accuracy.

We meet all Immigration DNA Testing Requirements by US State Department

1. We strictly follow the Chain of Custody Procedure.
2. Our DNA testing Partner is on the on the U.S. Department of State’s list of AABB-accredited laboratories.
3. Any Lab Test Now will send a DNA sample collection kit and explicit collection instructions to the U.S. embassy or embassy-approved panel physician in the foreign country. Our team speaks 5 languages.
4. Any Lab Test Now DNA parentage test results produce a probability of relationship of 99.99% or more.