How Much Does a Immigration DNA Test Cost in Germany?
Pricing for a DNA test for immigration purposes is dependent upon the number of participants involved in your DNA test. The cost for DNA testing starts at $895.00.
What is included in your DNA test?
The cost of your test includes DNA testing and analysis and the shipping fees going to the embassy. After the beneficiary’s samples are collected the samples will be shipped to our partner lab in the United States.
Once testing and analysis are completed a copy of your results will be shipped to the requesting immigration agency like USCIS or the U.S. embassy on your family’s behalf.
What are DNA Testing Options suggested by Immigration office?
The common relationships suggested by immigration agencies are:
| Test Types | Description | Cost | Additional Person |
| Paternity Testing | This test determines a biological relationship between father and child. | Pricing starts at $795.00 | Each additional person fee $150.00 |
| Maternity Testing | This test determines a biological relationship between mother and child | Pricing starts at $795.00 | Each additional person fee $150.00 |
| Sibling DNA Testing | This test determines if two siblings are biologically related. | Pricing starts at $895.00 | Each additional person fee $150.00 |
| Grandparent DNA Testing | This test determines if a grandparent and grandchild are biologically related. | Pricing starts at $895.00 | Each additional person fee $150.00 |
Please note that DNA sample collection fees for embassy DNA collection appointments are not included in the cost of your DNA test. The embassy will contact the beneficiary by email or phone to provide appointment details and inform them of any sample collection fees.
Sample collection costs range between $25.00 and $100.00 per person on average. Collection costs are subject to change at the discretion of the embassy affiliated doctor.
To learn more about our DNA testing process or to schedule an appointment call 800-219-4584 today.
How will my DNA samples be collected?
The standard method of DNA sample collection is performed by cheek samples.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where will my DNA sample collection appointment take place in Germany?
The U.S. embassy will email the beneficiary with instructions for the DNA sample collection appointment, including the date, time, and location. Please check your inbox and spam folder regularly to avoid missing important embassy communications.
How long will it take for me to receive my DNA results?
Turnaround times for the entire DNA testing depends on the embassy’s workload. Typically, results are available within 6 to 8 weeks, though processing times may be longer in some cases.
Once all DNA samples arrive at the lab testing and analysis is completed within 3 business days on average. After testing is completed the lab will mail a copy of your result on behalf of your family to USCIS or the U.S. embassy in Munich.
Will my DNA results be accepted by USCIS?
Yes. All legal DNA testing services and analysis are provided by a partner AABB accredited lab. The accreditation ensures your results will be accepted by USCIS. All DNA results must meet 99.99% probability of biological relationship for an immigration to strongly consider issuance of a visa.
Will my DNA results be accepted by the U.S. Embassy in Munich, DE?
Yes. All legal DNA testing services and analysis are provided by our partner accredited lab. The accreditation ensures your results will be accepted by both U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide. All DNA results must meet 99.99% probability of biological relationship for an immigration to strongly consider issuance of a visa or Consular Report of a Birth Abroad (CRBA).
Customer Support
To learn more about DNA testing for immigrant visa and CRBA purposes call 800-219-4584 and allow one of our DNA Consultants to assist you today.