You’ve got a DNA kit. What's next? We need to know where to deliver your results. That's where registering your kit comes in. This step links your kit to your Ancestry® account. You can …

You’ve got a DNA kit. What's next? We need to know where to deliver your results. That's where registering your kit comes in. This step links your kit to your Ancestry® account. You can …

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Adults who take an AncestryDNA® test must register their own kits on their own accounts, but they can share their results with you or invite you to manage their test once it’s registered. …

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There's a lot to keep track of with AncestryDNA®, so we've compiled a list of articles to help. Before you buy Learn what makes AncestryDNA unique with About AncestryDNA®. Take a …