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BigY Results From Turkey

Unfortunately i have no bigy matches nor str matches (only a few on y12 and very random.) What could it be the origin?

u/Fit_Championship1822 — 2 days ago
▲ 28 r/FTDNA

Iraqi Arab DNA!

Sunni Baghdadi arab Father and Southern iraqi arab Mother

u/The0sama — 6 days ago
▲ 4 r/FTDNA

Is it normal for MitoTree results to take longer than a month AFTER the initial mtFull Sequence results become available?

When I click on the icon to go to the report for my haplogroup there is an information banner that says:

"No search results!

If your haplogroup is new on the FamilyTreeDNA mtDNA Haplotree, it can take a week or two for your report to become available.

We could not find any haplogroup matching that name. Please verify that it is a valid mtDNA haplogroup name in the longhand format (for example: H10a)."

It's definitely been longer than "a week or two". How long is it taking for people who have already gotten their MitoTree results?

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u/zk2997 — 1 day ago
▲ 8 r/FTDNA

Post-March 2026 Raw Files?

Does anyone know how the newer raw files post-March of this year differs from older versions? Does it include more SNPs than before or the same, and can it be used to obtain G25 coordinates?

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u/electivire24 — 2 days ago
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Can’t Make Sense of Y-67 Match

I’ve recently upgraded from Y-37 to Y-111 and while I didn’t find any matches at Y-111, I did have a few show up at Y-67. The closest of these matches is showing up as a genetic distance of 4, but no matter how I try to understand how FTDNA is calculating this value I can’t make sense of it. I‘ve looked at FTDNA’s methodology for calculating Genetic Distance, and following it I’m getting a distance of 5 for this individual. See image

What I am also finding confusing is why they aren’t showing up at lower levels. Based on what I’m seeing they should be a Y-12 match, and if they are a 4 at Y-67 I don’t understand why they wouldn’t also be a 4 at Y-37 and therefore show up.

Does anyone understand what is going on here? I initially started doing my own comparison to see how far the match was from showing up as a Y-111 with the GD threshold being 10 at that level, but then it sent me into this rabbit hole of making sense of the lower level results.

u/neveroddoreven — 2 days ago
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New Big Y Haplogroup

Split the cost of upgrading one of my Y-67 matches to Big Y to get a newer haplogroup.

The previous was R-BY19400 (138BC), the current haplogroup is from 1058AD which is older than I was hoping for.

For some reason globetrekker isn't able to predict an origin even though me and the match both have entered our paternal ancestor location?

u/ollie20081 — 5 days ago
▲ 4 r/FTDNA

Guys i keep getting E-Mails about a two factor authentification code and i can't log in please help i think i got hacked what do i do

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u/These_Remove_7300 — 6 days ago
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Coming to this, I thought kit dispatch would be a breeze like 23&me (they use FedEx). I probably ticked the basic delivery assuming that DHL delivery is fast anyway. Came to discover that my kit has been sitting at Melrose park DHL e-commerce centre for about a week now. So adjust your expectation accordingly if you use the basic DHL delivery service.

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u/Elegant_Exam5885 — 6 days ago
▲ 11 r/FTDNA+2 crossposts

For my 23andme results it gave me the paternal haplogroup of R-L226, I looked up where this haplogroup comes from and it says it comes from the United Kingdom and Ireland region. For my uploaded Ancestry Data to FamilyTreeDNA it says that my paternal haplogroup is R-Z2534, I looked this haplogroup up as well. And it says that this haplogroup also comes from the United Kingdom and Ireland region.

With my paper trail it should give me a German paternal haplogroup, because that's where my paper trail leads my family to, before we immigrated to America in 1743. I've done quite a bit of research about this to see if there could be any possibilities of why it wouldn't show up as a German paternal haplogroup. I found that someone was questioning about who the father is of the 4 children of my 4x great grandmother. The rumor was that my 4x great grandmother had 4 children all with different father's.

My questions:

  1. If my 3x great grandfather (1 out of the 4 children) was fathered by a different man than whom I think it is, will the Big Y Test confirm this?

  2. If my 3x great grandfather was fathered by a different person, than what's the best way to conduct research on this? Because I've heard that my 4x great grandmother never married, but her maiden name was the same as her husband's last name (no familial relationship between the two).

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u/AloneBoat714 — 8 days ago
▲ 8 r/FTDNA

Have FTDNA temporarily stopped assigning YDNA haplogroups for new Family Finder test results?

All the new Autosomal matches I see are without haplogroup designation.

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u/Inev-Mdalmons57 — 13 days ago
▲ 7 r/FTDNA+1 crossposts

Looking for more information regarding my maternal (MtDNA) Haplogroup lineage. There’s not much information on the internet, not sure if it originates in MENA (Middle East / North Africa) or Europe. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.

u/EspressoOnTheRox — 7 days ago
▲ 4 r/FTDNA

The exact same subclade on both ft DNA and yfull have 3 samples, one of them is my relative's but the other two are shown as academic samples on yfull. But there are also 2 other samples in this subclade on ft DNA.

Is it just a coincidence or ft dna sometimes add academic samples into it's database without showing it as academic samples?

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u/Revolutionary-Pop593 — 7 days ago
▲ 7 r/FTDNA

Hello,

I'd like to know if Q-FT29835 haplogroup is Jewish. We get lots of matches for my father's big Y and on lower levels that are clearly Jewish...

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u/SimpleBumblebee9385 — 13 days ago
▲ 6 r/FTDNA

I’ve noticed that whenever the estimated wait time for test results starts getting closer to the “standard” processing times, something happens (like a sale), and soon after they extend the estimated window again.

I’m currently in week 8 of waiting for my Big Y results, so I was hoping I’d get them by the end of May, but they increased the estimated wait time once again, so now I don’t think I’ll get them before the end of June.

Do they ever actually process and publish results within the standard timeframe, or do they usually operate behind schedule?

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u/sasvim_nebitan — 7 days ago
▲ 9 r/FTDNA

How long does this process usually take once they start analyzing data? Am I in for a long wait?

u/Own_Consequence8743 — 13 days ago
▲ 8 r/FTDNA+2 crossposts

“Calling everyone with haplogroup T2B5! Drop a comment and tell us where you’re from — curious to see how widespread we are 🌍**”**

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u/JannaSep — 12 days ago