In order to legally apply for residence to the United States on the basis of being a relative of a US citizen, one needs to provide definitive proof that you indeed are related to that person. These test are unique and are handled in a test by test situation. Please call to get complete information on your particular immigration test.
United States citizens can petition for their spouses, parents, children or siblings to immigrate to the United States and permanent residents can do so for their spouses and unmarried children.
In most cases there are sufficient written records to validate relationships and satisfy the requirements of the U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services Department. If more evidence of a biological relationship is needed, a voluntary DNA test may be advised. Tests are typically requested for immigration and passports and sometimes for other reasons.
It is important to ask the reason for testing, as that could dictate which U.S. agency is responsible for sample collection and receiving reports.
The Collection kit is sent directly to a recommended DNA collector, PSC, practitioner or doctor in your local area.
State Drivers License, State I.D. Social Security Card, School I.D., Hospital Release forms for New Born Children and Passports.
Under special circumstances the mothers DNA does not need to be tested (If this is the case and the child is under 16 you must also bring with you proof of parental responsibility for the child)
Results are available in 3-7 business days and will be provided via mail and email.
