Immigration DNA testing.
Relationship testing for USCIS, the National Visa Center and consular posts, arranged to the receiving agency’s requirements. From $450.
How an immigration case is handled.
The laboratory reports direct to the agency
For embassy and consulate cases the accredited laboratory sends its report straight to the agency. It is not released to the applicant or the petitioner, and a result that has passed through their hands is not accepted.
Both ends coordinated to one case
The overseas participant is collected at a location arranged with the relevant embassy or panel physician, and both collections are tied to the same case.
Arranged to AABB and embassy requirements
Petitioner and beneficiary testing is set up to the format the receiving agency expects, before anybody is collected.
What that means for you.
We cannot send you the result
We confirm to you that the report has gone, and when. We cannot provide a copy — releasing it to you would put the case back to the start.
The criteria are the agency’s, not ours
We arrange the collection to the agency’s stated requirements, but USCIS, the NVC and consular posts set and change their own criteria.
For attorneys.
Firms running petitions can open an account and hand us the logistics.
One monthly invoice
Volume rates for high-use firms and consolidated invoicing instead of per-case payment.
We collect where your client is
Homes, offices, correctional facilities and hospitals, subject to the facility’s own approval.
Start an immigration case.
Tell us the agency and the deadline and we will arrange both ends of the collection.