IMMIGRATION DNA TESTING IN NEW JERSEY

Are you in need of experienced and reliable immigration DNA testing in New Jersey? Whether you are petitioning for child or parent for a U.S. visa, a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) or to receive a U.S. Passport for evidence submission.

IDTO can help assist immigrant families in cities like Irvington, Newark, Paterson, Union City, East Orange, and Trenton and throughout the entire state of New Jersey.

All legal DNA testing services we provide are under the strict supervision of our partner The Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies (AABB) accredited DNA lab. The accreditation ensures your results will be recognized by U.S. immigration agencies U.S. embassies worldwide.

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What is an immigration DNA test?

Immigration DNA testing is a scientific genetic test that helps determine parent-child, sibling, and grandparent relationships to support a claimed biological relationship when evidence is insufficient for the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or U.S. Embassies.

Family Reunification DNA Testing Options:

• Paternity Test: Paternity testing determines a biological relationship between a father and child.
• Maternity Test: Maternity testing determines a biological relationship between a mother and child.
• Sibling DNA Test: DNA Sibling Testing determines if two people share a common biological parent or parents.
• Grandparent DNA Test: Grandparent DNA Testing determines a biological relationship between a grandparent and grandchild.

Is DNA testing mandatory for immigration purposes?

No, According to U.S. embassies DNA relationship testing is a voluntary testing option for submitting evidence. It does not guarantee approval of a U.S. visa or Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA).

What is required to perform a DNA test for immigration purposes?

DNA testing for immigration requires an I-130 Request for Evidence (RFE) letter or a letter from a U.S. Embassy requesting DNA testing.

Immigration agencies will not recognize DNA testing performed without an RFE or official request.

How much does an immigration DNA testing cost in New Jersey?

Pricing for domestic genetic testing starts at $495.00. International DNA testing starts at $625. Please note sample collection fees are included in the cost.

To learn about our testing services contact our office at 888-204-0583 to schedule an appointment or inquire about the testing process for your country.

Where can I get a DNA test for immigration?

You can schedule a DNA appointment by contacting our office at 888-024-0583. . Below are some areas we service in New Jersey.

How does the DNA Testing process work?

• A Request For Evidence (RFE) letter from USCIS, U.S. Embassy/Consulate, or U.S. Passport Agency must be received before genetic testing begins.
• Note: Standard legal genetic test results without an RFE letter do not meet immigration evidence submission guidelines.
• Contact us at 888-204-0583 after receiving your RFE letter. Our AABB Accredited Lab partner will start your case.
• U.S.-based petitioners receive local appointments. The lab ships DNA kits to relevant Embassies/Consulates.
• Embassy officials coordinate international DNA collections. Your family receives appointment details directly from the Embassy.
• Embassy medical facilities coordinate beneficiary DNA collection abroad.
• The lab receives and analyzes returned samples. Results go to both the requesting immigration office and your home address.

What is the method DNA sample collection?

The standard method of DNA sample collection is performed by cheek swab. Blood sample collections have the same accuracy as a cheek swab sample. This collection method is more invasive, more expensive and painful.