Immigration DNA Testing in Tempe
Local, Certified Collection for Visa & Citizenship Petitions
When USCIS, a U.S. Embassy, or a passport agency needs biological proof of a family relationship, immigration DNA testing is the only non-documentary method they accept. The stakes are real: delays or errors at the collection stage can slow a family reunification petition or put it at risk. At Fastest Labs of Tempe, our certified collectors handle every step with the precision and confidentiality your case demands.
We serve petitioners throughout the Tempe area from our local, staffed facility. Results are legally admissible and upheld throughout all of the U.S., and most are available within 2-3 days, dependent on test type.
Walk-in appointments are welcome, and same-day scheduling is available. Call (480) 418-6156 to get started or to ask any questions about the process.
Why Tempe Petitioners Choose Fastest Labs of Tempe
We’re a staffed Tempe facility with certified collectors on-site. That means less scheduling friction and clear communication about who’s handling your sample.
- Speed you can count on: Most results are available within 2-3 days after sample collection, dependent on test type.
- Certified collectors: Every test is conducted with precision and complete confidentiality by our trained staff.
- Clean, comfortable facilities: We prioritize short wait times and a welcoming environment throughout the process.
- Affordably priced: High-quality immigration DNA testing shouldn’t be out of reach, and ours isn’t.
- Support for complex cases: We can assist in situations in which individuals were born abroad without citizenship, and we offer pre-arranged sample collection locations for individuals outside the U.S.
We bring over a decade of experience in DNA, drug, and alcohol testing, and as a member of the Tempe Chamber of Commerce, we’re a committed part of this community.
Schedule Your Immigration DNA Test Today
Whether you’re at the start of the petition process or responding to a Request for Evidence from USCIS, we’re ready to help. Walk in, book same-day, or request an appointment online at your convenience.
Call us at (480) 418-6156 to schedule your immigration DNA testing in Tempe or to ask our team any questions before you come in.
Relationship Types We Test for Family-Based Immigration
USCIS or a consular officer may request DNA testing when primary documentary evidence, such as birth certificates, is insufficient or unavailable to prove a biological relationship. We handle paternity/maternity testing and full or half siblingship testing for family-based immigration petitions. Results support visa applications, citizenship petitions, and passport verification.
What to Know Before You Schedule
The most commonly tested relationships are parent-child (paternity or maternity) and siblingship. More distant relationships may not be reliably established through DNA, so confirm with USCIS which relationship type your case requires before scheduling. Testing is voluntary, but declining when requested may result in denial of the petition. For parent-child cases, results must report a probability of relationship of at least 99.5% to be considered conclusive by U.S. immigration authorities. Sibling testing is evaluated under different standards, so confirm the applicable threshold with the requesting agency for your specific case.
Families with Members Outside the U.S.
For families with members in different countries, we offer pre-arranged sample collection locations for individuals outside the U.S. The petitioner’s sample is collected here in Tempe, and the beneficiary abroad typically provides their sample at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in their home country.
Why Lab Selection Matters for Immigration DNA Testing
USCIS and the U.S. Department of State require immigration DNA testing to be performed by a laboratory accredited by the AABB (the Association for the Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies). Results from non-accredited facilities can be rejected, meaning petitioners may need to repeat the test at their own expense.
AABB accreditation requires rigorous chain-of-custody documentation, identity verification at collection, and qualified laboratory staff. The accredited laboratory sends results directly to the appropriate USCIS office, U.S. Embassy, or Consulate, and petitioners also receive a copy of the report. Choosing a reliable, locally accessible collection point in Maricopa County reduces scheduling friction and supports the chain-of-custody standards your case depends on.
Your Simple Testing Solution
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1Request Your Appointment
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2Visit Your Nearest Fastest Labs
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3Quickly Receive Your Test Results