r/MyHeritage

My results are supposed to come today??

My estimated time is the 20-27th of May...my raw data stage started on May 12th and its the 20th and still no results??!?!. Anyone here have the same problem?

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u/FeedTrue863 — 2 days ago

7 days after raw data produced updated, I am still waiting

Does anyone know If there is a problem with my sample? Because I am waiting for 7 days and I still don't have the results. İs there anyone that is in the same situation?

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u/hakanmoultaza — 4 days ago

How Germany and Poland are baltic? (Results as Estonian)

I don't understand it. I have German part, I know from my grandmother, but why it's called baltic german? And also Finland is suprise.

u/Wismarclient2245 — 4 days ago

Pahari from Azad Jammu Kashmir.

Hello Guys , My name is Hamza this is my Father's MyHeritage Result We are originally from the mountainous region of Pakistan Administered (Azad) Jammu & Kashmir. From District Sudhanoti , Subdivision Pallandri , Baral Village Billan.

We have also taken BigY700 , R2 is our Haplogroup Marker M124 & our Clade is R-FTH94485

We got no matches in that test.

We Claim Pahari Sudhan Lineage.

Most off our tribe claims Pashtun Ancestry my father has too got 4% Pashtun in his result but we as a family think us Sudhans are off Brahmin Origin & were reverted to Islam in the 16th century.

In our Big Y Result we have got Ancient Connections in Swat Valley , Aligrama , Butkara , Katelai , Roopkund etc.

u/Stony_eyes — 3 days ago

MyHeritage debited 259 euros

Hi all!

MyHeritage took €259 from my account last week. I was not made aware of that amount of money beforehand. I only knew about a year plan that costs €125, so I definitely did not expect this. I asked for a refund via the website and got an e-mail about the fact they tried to call me yesterday. I did receive a phonecall, but I usually don't pick up the phone when it's a foreign number so that's my fault.

Do you have any advice on what to tell them on the phone?

Did you have that conversation on the phone or via e-mail?

I'm in The Netherlands, I don't know if that makes a difference

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u/netnietgrappig — 8 days ago

DNA results of a Nigerian Fulani

Here are my results, some surprises but they chime with oral history of a further east origin for my maternal family and a full Amazigh great grandfather on paternal side.

u/Opposite-Ad8208 — 9 days ago

Private websites to do family trees?

I wanted to create a family tree with my entire family, so I did some research and came across MyHeritage. I liked it because you could add events and photos, and it automatically generated the tree structure, so you didn't have to worry about the design. However, recently one of my relatives told me that the website actually makes the trees public, and even if you disable all those features, people can still see the tree using the 'smart matches' function. So now I need an alternative that simply allows me to create private family trees. I could do it manually in Canva, for example, but my family structure is large and complex, so that wouldn't work.

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u/RyuGaymer — 9 days ago

A Random DNA Test Solved a 75-Year-Old Family Mystery

A couple of months ago, my wife and I bought DNA ancestry tests just for fun because they were on discount. We’re both Moroccan, so we joked that we were basically paying money to confirm we were Moroccan 😂

A few weeks later, the results came back: my wife was apparently 100% Moroccan, while I was “only” 80%. We laughed about it and forgot the whole thing. We also found out that me and her have the highest Shared DNA percentage (1.3%) with each other since we are from the same small city/tribe which was interesting.

Then about a month later, I got an email from MyHeritage saying someone had sent me a message.

It was a guy from Austria .

He explained that he and his mother had recently taken DNA tests too, and they were shocked to discover that his mother was only 50% European… the other 50% was North African. Then he mentioned something that instantly gave me chills: his grandmother met his grandfather in Vienna in 1947 while he was serving with the French army in postwar Europe.

I later found out that France actually had thousands of soldiers stationed in Austria after WWII and jointly occupied part of Vienna at the time, so the timeline suddenly became very real.

Growing up, my mom and aunts always told us stories about my grandfather (1914-1984), a Moroccan soldier who fought with the French army during WWII and in the Indochina wars. They also told us that when he came back from Europe, he had a picture of himself with a white European woman that he kept hidden in his safe for years (even after he married my grandmother). On the back of the picture was a European address written in Germany.

For decades, my family believed we probably had relatives somewhere in Europe.

So after reading his message, I checked my DNA matches again.

His mother was listed as my “Half Aunt.”: Shared DNA (14.2%)

And he was listed as my “First Cousin.” Shared DNA (6.2%)

At that moment, it honestly felt like a movie.

The craziest part is that his mother grew up her entire life never knowing who her father was. She had never seen his face, never knew his name, nothing. He told me that his grandmother never spoke about the father of her only child.

Meanwhile, my family had spent decades wondering what happened to the woman in that old photograph my grandfather kept hidden in his safe. One of my aunts, who lives in France, even took the picture with her years ago and tried searching for the woman and any possible half-sisters or half-brothers, but she never succeeded.

When I told my family about the DNA match, everyone went crazy in our WhatsApp group. We were all shocked and excited. We started sending him pictures of my mom, my five aunts, my 14 cousins, and even some of their kids.

He later told me that he and his mother were crying after the discovery. After 74 years, she finally learned her father’s name, saw his picture for the first time, and discovered that she had sisters all along. Overnight, because of a random DNA test, their family suddenly grew by 400%.

Some people in my family were still skeptical, so we decided to test my aunt who lives in the Netherlands.

Today, the results came back, and I got another notification: “You have a new DNA match.” It was my aunt’s test result showing a 24.8% shared DNA match. From her point of view, I and the Austrian guy (my cousin now) appeared as her nephews, while his mother appeared as her half-sister.

That was the final confirmation.

After all these years, my aunts finally found their sister.

Honestly, this was huge for my family, but even bigger for his mother, who discovered an entire side of her family she never knew existed because of a random discounted DNA test.

And the wildest part? She looks IDENTICAL to one of my aunts. Side by side, you honestly wouldn’t even need a DNA test to believe they were sisters.

Now they are planning to visit Morocco for the first time to meet her sisters, nephews, nieces, and finally visit her father’s grave after spending an entire lifetime not even knowing his name.

It’s honestly hard to believe that all of this happened because of a discounted DNA test we originally bought as a joke.

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u/lovely_pseudo — 10 days ago

How long does raw data produced step takes?

Today 11 May I got the raw data produced update. How long this takes until I get my results?

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u/hakanmoultaza — 11 days ago

My results as a British Romanian

Romanian heritage but raised in the UK - thought I’d be more Eastern European; seems I’m more Balkan, Greek/Albanian and Italian. The German and Dutch surprised me.

u/NormalImagination123 — 9 days ago

My results as a Chilean! First time doing this, please help me understand my results.

My country, Chile, is fundamentally very mestizo/mixed. I’d like to understand something: if my DNA test says I’m 50% Chilean, does that mean I’m 50% Indigenous (Mapuche, Aymara, etc.)? Or does “Chilean” in these tests usually represent a broader mix of Indigenous + Spanish/European ancestry?

u/No-Cranberry-2213 — 10 days ago

MyHeritage DNA kit timeline experience (UK) - from postage to received in lab

Sent two kits to the Walsall hub on April 7th via 2nd Class Large Letter. It’s now been over 5 weeks and the status still hasn't updated to "Received in the lab."

I’m getting pretty anxious because these samples are irreplaceable, so if lost I won't be able to get the people tested again.

Has anyone else sent to Walsall PO box recently? How long did yours take to show up in the system after posting? or are you in the same boat and waiting?

Any experiences welcomed!

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u/Psychological-Will-2 — 10 days ago