Siblingship Informational (Non-Legal)
DNA testing can be used to determine if there is a biological relationship between two individuals. This is typically done by obtaining genetic material (DNA samples) from the two individuals via cheek swabs, then comparing these samples.
The Siblingship DNA Test compares the DNA from the sibling in question, a shared biological mother or father, and one or more known full or half-siblings to determine the likelihood of the unknown sibling being a full sibling, a half sibling, or unrelated.
**Please note: If a known parent is not included in the Siblingship DNA Test, the test results may not always be conclusive.
This is an informational Siblingship Test. Informational Siblingship Test results cannot be used for any type of legal purpose. If you are not planning to use these test results for any type of legal reason, then this test can provide you answers and peace of mind. If you are looking for a Siblingship Test that can be used for legal/other purposes, check out the Siblingship Legal Test.