Immigration Assistance
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USCIS DNA Testing Guidelines
Why is DNA Testing Required by USCIS?
DNA testing is often required to establish a biological relationship for visa or citizenship applications when other evidence is insufficient.Guidelines for USCIS-Compliant Testing:
Authorized Labs: DNA tests must be performed by AABB-accredited labs.
Collection Protocols: Samples must be collected under strict chain-of-custody.
Direct Submission: Results are sent directly to USCIS or the requesting embassy.
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Steps in the Process:
Schedule a Test: The petitioner and beneficiary book appointments for DNA sample collection.
Sample Collection: Samples are taken at authorized locations in both countries.
Lab Analysis: DNA samples are analyzed for biological relationship verification.
Submission to USCIS: Results are securely transmitted to the appropriate agency.
Common Applications:
Family reunification visas.
Citizenship petitions requiring proof of parentage.
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Why Contact Immigration Offices?
Immigration offices may require updates or clarifications on DNA testing results, especially when applications are time sensitive.
How Droplet Vault Supports Immigration Cases:
Direct Communication: We liaise with embassies and USCIS offices to ensure timely submission of results.
Status Updates: Track your DNA test status and submission.
Multilingual Support: Assistance in multiple languages for international clients.
Contact Information for Immigration Offices:
USCIS Contact Center: 1-800-375-5283 (TTY: 1-800-767-1833)
Droplet Vault Support:
Email: support@dropletvault.com
Phone: 844-828-5816