 We are conducting a pilot study among 240 young Black MSM and transgender women randomized to the Intervention Arm assessment and algorithm to deliver a tailored recommendation or Control assessment and standard HIV testing information and followed for 6 months to estimate the interventions potential efficacy in increasing HIV testing. After informed consent, participants are asked to provide contact information on the locator form. Then, participants complete a brief quantitative assessment including basic demographics, HIV testing history and other factors related to HIV testing. All participants, regardless of study arm, then receive information about each HIV testing method including how the tests are conducted blood, oral sample, and availability of counseling and support. Participants then are randomized into 1 of the 2 study arms. A computer program will randomly assign each participant using randomly ordered block sizes of 4 and 6 and stratified by age 16-23, 24-29 years to balance groups. 