can I prove who my parents are?
852595
It will be clear that your parents are or are not your biological parents if you and they get tested. If a parent is unavailable, you could get your grandparents tested or your aunts or uncles or your cousins, as surrogates for the parents, but that takes a little more interpretation. In my family, our daughter shares 50% with each of my wife and me, and there is matching all through each chromosome, so it is very clear. Note that a several 23andme users have posted threads on the discussion groups about how they found that they were adopted, or their mother got pregnant by a man other than the Dad, or through artificial insemination. It will be clear that your parents are or are not your biological parents if you and they get tested. If a parent is unavailable, you could get your grandparents tested or your aunts or uncles or your cousins, as surrogates for the parents, but that takes a little more interpretation. In my family, our daughter shares 50% with each of my wife and me, and there is matching all through each chromosome, so it is very clear. Note that a several 23andme users have posted threads on the discussion groups about how they found that they were adopted, or their mother got pregnant by a man other than... » Read More It will be clear that your parents are or are not your biological parents if you and they get tested. If a parent is unavailable, you could get your grandparents tested or your aunts or uncles or your cousins, as surrogates for the parents, but that takes a little more interpretation. In my family, our daughter shares 50% with each of my wife and me, and there is matching all through each chromosome, so it is very clear. Note that a several 23andme users have posted threads on the discussion groups about how they found that they were adopted, or their mother got pregnant by a man other than the Dad, or through artificial insemination. « Show Less
852596
It will be clear that your parents are or are not your biological parents if you and they get tested. If a parent is unavailable, you could get your grandparents tested or your aunts or uncles or your cousins, as surrogates for the parents, but that takes a little more interpretation. In my family, our daughter shares 50% with each of my wife and me, and there is matching all through each chromosome, so it is very clear. Note that a several 23andme users have posted threads on the discussion groups about how they found that they were adopted, or their mother got pregnant by a man other than the Dad, or through artificial insemination.
852597
Yes, if both they and you are tested. It will give a definitive answer wether they are your parents or not. Without your parents DNA there is no way to tell. If you submit DNA through a doctor be prepared to pay over a 1000 dollars
852598
Only if you swab one of them, but there are better kits than this for that. Toothbrush is all ya need
852599
As everyone has said, it can show directly or indirectly, that someone is likely your parent. But, as far as using this information in court, I'm not sure. If that was the goal, you might need some sort of approved/certified test. Also, if your biological parents have not consented to being shown close matches (like a child), then they wouldn't be shown in your match list. I guess it all depends how you want to use the information.
1380537
I live in a different state form my parents. I will ask them if they have had to do this yet.
342998
Is the license in your name? You should be able to go to their site and log in. Drill down and see what they think you own. You may have to ring them up on the telly.
277485
Wish I could answer it but, it was a gift and I don't have access to it to get that information
1739247
For all intents and purposes, NO. But fyi, it is possible if you know the right person. But who that person might be, I really wouldn't be able to tell you. If you ever find an answer to that let me know lol
1688558
The phone needs to know data about you,and mire also if the is missing it could be easily detected from the location.and to know if actually your the real owner of the phone.
2210807
Check out Paternity Depot, they are a legitimate lab and they do the testing for places like STK. Paternity depot I think sells it for 88 bucks.
1984676
I don't know, you'd probably have to contact the company. Sorry. I was blown away by your name, it's the same as my mom's was.
2237099
Maybe, I'm not sure. I bought them for my parents, who now live outside of USA.
342480
I think that you can as long as you have access to wifi and wifi password. The unit will repeat and strengthen whatever wifi signal that your parents have in their house.
1142774
Just follow the dotted lines. The side seals are pre gummed so a little tongue (along with your dna) and you're all set sans stamp. Idiot proof.
1205695
Yes you can as previously stated...But you would need the parents learning lodge information to make purchases & download under their account.
1580361
no - it just has suggestions on how to enter your ancestors - correctly- on the chart. but there are many websites to help you with your ancestors and the LDS church [the Mormons] has free to the public, not church members [well they can use it too] but you can go to many church libraries in every state and get on their computers and search your ancestors for free.. that is what I do.
971063
If all the information is intered when setting it up then yes it can be scanned by anyone to find the owner
1745349
I am sorry I can not tell you for sure because my mom does not have caller ID. It suppose too.
2216003
I agree, goinginto the witness protection program is the best idea. You wont know oyur own name by the time you figure it out. If ever!
1271550
I can't answer your question as it was bought for a gift. I will try and get the answer for you and reply again. But, in the meantime, can you not access the instructions on the internet and print them out for your parents?