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The Kaser family DNA information is maintained by Everett Kaser (everett@kaser.com), and it is a Family Tree DNA project.
My initial test was also done through National Geographic and I was able to have it transferred to FTDNA (since they were the test lab used by National Geographic), by some checkbox on my National Geographic page. Once the data has been transferred to FamilyTreeDNA, you can log into your FTDNA account and search the surname projects for "Kaser", which you can then join. For the benefit of others who may have tested with a different company and who won't have this option, I think that Everett is still a good contact point for maintaining Kaser DNA information.
You should also submit your information to Ysearch.org. There are a few of us there already:
http://www.ysearch.org/alphalist_lastname.asp?uid=®ion=&letter=K&searchtype=exact&lastname=Kaser
Note that 2 of them are me (FYFJD and J4PTU): I had an initial test via FTDNA and later re-tested through Relative Genetics.
Being part of Everett's group and part of Ysearch will help others (who test later and match you) find you.
Your haplogroup information is fascinating. To answer your question, though, I haven't ever heard of the Sinti or Jenisch. Maybe some other readers of this forum will have heard, though.
I am an R1b (how boring!) However, I have ordered the "deep clade test". Results were due in about 2 weeks, but today I see some new information. I don't know if it's complete, but I am now tagged as R1b1b2a1b. (L21- P312+ U152-). That is "Pan European Celtic" and does not give a strong link to any particular locality, I think. More reading required!
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