USCIS-Accepted Paternity Test for Immigration
USCIS requires an AABB-accredited chain-of-custody DNA test for I-130, I-360, and consular family petitions. Our $249 legal test is USCIS-accepted.
Quick answer
For I-130, I-360, or consular family-based petitions, USCIS requires an AABB-accredited chain-of-custody DNA paternity test. We coordinate collection at your U.S. facility and at the U.S. Embassy abroad, and send results directly to USCIS.
What's included
- • AABB-accredited (USCIS requirement)
- • Direct-to-embassy shipping worldwide
- • Results sent to USCIS on your behalf
Why it matters
For I-130, I-360, or consular family-based petitions, USCIS requires an AABB-accredited chain-of-custody DNA paternity test. We coordinate collection at your U.S. facility and at the U.S. Embassy abroad, and send results directly to USCIS.
FAQ
Does USCIS accept home tests?
No. Only AABB-accredited chain-of-custody tests are accepted.
How do overseas collections work?
We ship a kit to the U.S. embassy or an approved panel physician; they collect and return.
Ready for a clear answer?
AABB-accredited lab. All fees included. Results in 1–2 business days.