Who will this service benefit?

From adoptees to genealogists, DNA can provide valuable leads.

Indigenous DNA will benefit people who are seeking their biological family members or researching their family history and looking to add branches to their family tree.

If you have hit a brick wall or have little or no futher paper trail to follow, DNA can provide further leads.

People who will benefit from Indigenous DNA:

Find relatives up to 150 generations away or more, get new leads, and instantly add branches to your family tree.

Indigenous DNA allows adopted children to post their DNA in an effort to discover their birth parents or other biological family members such as siblings and half siblings.

Many children do not know who their biological father is. Often, the mother may not even know. This is an opportunity for fatherless children to search for their paternal relatives, or even to locate their biological father.

Many adoptive parents choose to help their child find out more about his/her heritage, and possibly even find biological family members.

Indigenous DNA allows birth parents to post their DNA in an effort to find and reunite with a child that they had separated with at birth.

Indigenous DNA allows individuals to post their DNA in an effort to find close relatives as well as distant family links. When the paper trail ends, DNA testing can help to find new leads. People who have benefited so far from DNA testing include:

• Family members separated by war
• Family members separated by adoption
• Genealogists looking to expand their family tree and gain further leads in their family research
• Genealogists wishing to confirm or refute family legends

Indigenous DNA is a free search engine which allows you to find DNA data from published research articles that are most relevant to your own DNA profile.

If you have not tested yet, order your test at Genetrack.