I administer my brother's account and had our mother's mtDNA test put on his account. Can I move it to a separate account under her name so that the rest of the siblings can use. it?
My mother's mtDNA test
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If you ordered mtDNA under his account, they would have used his DNA for the test and mtDNA results would be his, they would run test on sample he original submitted
which would be the same as running test on mother, as mothers pass on their mtDNA to all their children
Unless for some reason the sent out a new test kit which you had your mother do.
If both your mother and brother submitted a sample to FTDNA under one account you will have to contact FTDNA directly to get accounts sorted out, and DNA samples linked to correct accounts.
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Bring someone else's mtDNA data to my account
Hi,
I have two accounts, one on my name and another in one of my sister's name (I paid for both and both have my data: email, address, etc and she is not interested and not using it, but it is on her name and it is her DNA). My sister's account only has the mtDNA test (to look at our mother's line) while mine has everything else (FamilyFinder, 111 Y line, etc). I would like to know if there is any way to bring the mtDNA results from my sister's account to mine so I can have everything tohether.
Regards
Arturo
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Originally posted by Arturo Shaw View PostHi,
I have two accounts, one on my name and another in one of my sister's name (I paid for both and both have my data: email, address, etc and she is not interested and not using it, but it is on her name and it is her DNA). My sister's account only has the mtDNA test (to look at our mother's line) while mine has everything else (FamilyFinder, 111 Y line, etc). I would like to know if there is any way to bring the mtDNA results from my sister's account to mine so I can have everything tohether.
Regards
Arturo
One workaround, since your mtDNA and your sister's is the same, is to add the mtDNA haplogroup for your sister into the "About Me" area of your Personal Profile. You can do this by hovering your mouse over your name & account number at the top right of your myDashboard page, after you log in.
Otherwise, you would need to do the same test. I've used the above approach for several kits that I administer; I also explain that the haplogroup is known from an appropriate relative's test. I don't think you need to be concerned, as you have your sister to check for mtDNA matches, and in my experience people don't usually check the mtDNA for their Family Finder matches. Having it in your Personal Profile should be enough.
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Originally posted by MasAndPas View PostWell first I submitted a yDNA test in my brother's name then at a later time I ordered a mtDNA test for our mother under his name/account. Therefore it just shows up as his mtDNA and would like it to be separate under her name.
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