We identify birth parents every single day using DNA alone—and we can do it for you to.

The very next question I get asked once I've told a client that I found their birth family is, "...but like, how does that work?"

At 56-years-old, Cathy Johnson could have never imagined she'd find her birth family alongside an all-star cast of rock music legends.

The short answer is... yes. You really should take a DNA test! It is the most powerful tool you can add to your birth family search.

This inspiring story is proof that you really can't ever know what's in store for you in your search until you go for it.

If every journey begins with a single step, let DNA be the one you take.

After nearly 65 years of nonstop twists and turns, adoptee Greg Brown, turned to investigative genetic genealogy to finally learn the truth.

The important step in the search for your biological family is taking a DNA test. But when the results come in, how do you make sense of it?

Spoiler alert: It all comes down to DNA ...and the stories and secrets hiding within it.

We first wrote about Josi and her incredible story of reuniting with her birth mother in June. Get ready for a most magical Part 2!

I was hired to confirm and contact a client’s birth mother in which he was told his birth was a result of a sexual assault.

Marc had always dreamed of meeting his birth mother. The first step would be to find her—the hardest part would be to tell her his truth.

At 63, and as an adoptee, Margaret never dreamed she would get the chance to hug her “baby” brother.

Doria Ruffin had always wondered who her father was. Incredibly she had a name. Even more incredibly for 49 years he was nowhere to be found

A little over a week ago and exactly 40 years to the day since she was born, Rebecca got to meet her mother’s brother, Robert for the very f