Immigrating to a different country to live with family members is a major life event. The sponsored visa approval process often demands clear evidence of the sponsor-applicant’s family ties. This link is usually verified via the primary visa documents. However, these documents aren’t always accepted by the immigration authorities. Therefore, in such situations, choosing immigration DNA tests in Hisar helps many Haryana-based applicants to strongly prove their family ties with their applicants for a seamless family reunification process.
Common Reasons Why the Primary Visa Documents Couldn’t Satisfy the Authorities
Common reasons an embassy might request a laboratory report include:
- Birth certificates are missing or were issued years after a person was born.
- The applicant and the sponsor have completely different surnames.
- The applicant’s current appearance looks entirely different from older passport pictures.
- Applicant faced a visa rejection in the past
Types of Family Links Verified in Sponsored Immigration
The following family ties are validated to fulfill different needs of applicants:
- Paternity - to confirm the father-child genetic link
- Maternity - to validate the mother-child biological relationship
- Siblingship - it verifies the genetic link between alleged siblings
- Grandparentage - this test confirms the biological connection between grandparent and grandchild
- Avuncular - this test authenticates the family ties of an uncle/aunt with their niece/nephew
Understanding the DNA Testing Procedure
An immigration DNA test involves the following easy steps:
Step 1 - Appointment Schedule: First, the sponsor and applicant schedule an appointment regarding their DNA test. If both are living in different countries during the test, the same lab can arrange the sample collection accordingly.
Step 2 - DNA Collection: A lab expert collects the DNA samples by gently rubbing a soft cotton swab on the inside of the cheek walls. It’s a safe and painless procedure for individuals of all ages.
Step 3 - Secure Sealing & Transportation: The obtained DNA samples are then securely sealed to prevent contamination & tampering and sent to a lab for further processing.
Step 4 - Lab Analysis: Lab experts compare the DNA samples to find the potential genetic match between individuals.
Step 5 - Final Report: After finishing the DNA analysis, a final report is generated, which clearly states whether or not the biological link exists. This report is then confidentially sent to the testing party’s address.
If the DNA test was conducted under a strict chain of custody procedure, the final report is sent directly to the embassy that requested the test. In such cases, the final report isn’t sent to the tested party to protect the privacy and integrity of the final report for its official admissibility.
In a chain of custody procedure, an embassy-appointed official monitors the whole sample collection procedure until the samples are securely sealed. Moreover, before the sample collection begins, the expert verifies the identities of each individual involved in the DNA testing procedure. It’s to ensure that the right parties are present during the test.
Why Choose DDC Laboratories India for Immigration DNA Tests in Hisar?
For a DNA test report to be officially admissible in international embassies, a lab must hold certain accreditations. DDC Laboratories India holds accreditations from prestigious organizations like NATA, NABL, IRCC, and AABB. With such accreditations, their DNA reports are officially admissible in international embassies like the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and other countries. This makes them a reliable and trustworthy lab for immigration DNA tests in Hisar, including all other cities in India.
Besides, they also provide DNA testing services for peace of mind, cell line authentication, non-invasive prenatal paternity, discovery of ancestral past, and more. Also, the lab has 250+ sample collection centers across the globe, making it easier for applicants to find one of their testing facilities near their locations.
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