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dimaraw [331]
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13

How long does it take for ancestry dna results to come back

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katovenus [111]3 years ago
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Answer:about <em>6-8</em> <em>weeks</em>

Explanation: about <em>6-8</em> weeks to process from the time that the lab receives your DNA sample.

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