DNA Testing offers a powerful solution for individuals facing challenges in the family reunification process during immigrant visa applications. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) may recommend genetic testing when traditional documentation falls short of proving biological relationships.
DNA Testing NJ Center works in partnership with American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) laboratory that will help to assist petitioners in navigating this complex aspect of immigration evidence submission.
We understand the emotional and practical significance of family reunification, and our goal is to facilitate a smoother immigration journey for those seeking to bring their loved ones to the United States.
What is Immigration DNA Testing in NJ?
Immigration DNA Testing provides scientific evidence of biological relationships for visa applicants. Common relationships suggested for testing are:
Types of Family Reunification DNA Testing
- Parent-Child DNA test (Paternity & Maternity)
- Sibling DNA Test
- Grandparent DNA Test
All DNA tests we provide are under the strict supervision of our partner AABB accredited laboratory. The lab’s accreditation ensures that your results will be recognized by all immigration agencies domestic and international.
How much does a Immigration DNA Test Costs in New Jersey?
The cost for a DNA Test depends on a number of factors such as location and the number of participants. Call 973-609-5102 for a free phone consultation today.
How does DNA RelationshipTesting Process Work?
Below is brief overview of the process:
- When a petitioner receives a request from USCIS, a U.S. Embassy, or Passport Agency for additional biological relationship proof. Contact DNA Testing NJ Center for a consultation and to schedule an appointment. Contact us at 973-609-5102 today.
- Our partner lab will perform a case initiation and oversee the process of scheduling the petitioner’s DNA sample collection appointment.
- The lab ships a DNA test kit to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in the beneficiary’s country.
- A U.S. Embassy or Consulate official is responsible for scheduling the beneficiary’s DNA sample collection appointment abroad not the laboratory.
- The beneficiary’s sample will be shipped back to our partner laboratory for analysis.
- Upon the completion of your DNA analysis the lab will send a copy of your results to the requesting immigration agency and an additional copy will be mailed to your home.
Schedule an appointment for DNA Testing New Jersey
To schedule an appointment contact our office at 973-609-5102 and allow one of our DNA consultants the opportunity to assist you with scheduling an appointment.
Areas We Service:
- Newark
- Jersey City
- Paterson
- Elizabeth
- Hackensack
- Trenton
- Union City
- Cinnaminson
- Springfield
Please note, we service the cities above and the entire state of New Jersey.
How long will it take to receive my DNA results in NJ?
Results are completed within 3 business once all DNA specimens samples are received by our partner laboratory.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of DNA sample collection methods?
The commonly used DNA collection method is by mouth cheek swab. Another viable collection method is by blood draw. Blood and swab have the same accuracy, blood is a more painful and invasive collection option.
Is a DNA test required for immigration purposes?
No. DNA Testing is not a mandatory option for evidence submission. It is voluntary option.
Can I perform a DNA test before USCIS requests it?
Performing a DNA test before USCIS requests it is not recommended by immigration authorities. You should wait for a Request For Additional Evidence letter from USCIS, a U.S. Embassy, or Consulate.
Premature submission of DNA results may lead to case delays or possible cancellation. USCIS might require you to perform a second DNA test. The optimal approach is to follow official guidance and submit DNA test results only when explicitly requested.