DNA Testing: Get the answer you need

Processing time begins once the sample and completed paperwork reaches the lab. Results 1-3 days thereafter.

Samples are obtained by using a buccal swab and swabbing the inside of the cheek.

Tests processed by an AABB and ISO accredited laboratory
24-marker standard for the highest level of conclusiveness

Legal paternity tests results are court admissible and can help prove rights for child custody, child support, social security, life insurance, military benefits, rights of inheritance and more.

Paternity Test

Comparison of a child to an ALLEGED FATHER to determine the probability of biological relationships. 

The mother’s sample is not required but strongly recommended and improves statistical results.

Test includes 1 Father, 1 Mother, and 1 Child sample.

Maternity Test

Comparison of a child to an ALLEGED MOTHER to determine the probability of biological relationships.

The father’s sample is not required but strongly recommended and improves statistical results.

Test includes 1 Father, 1 Mother, and 1 Child sample.

Grandparent DNA Test

The child is compared to the ALLEGED FATHER’S Mother or Father (child’s grandparents).

The mother’s sample is not required but strongly recommended and improves statistical results.

Test includes up to 2 Grandparents, 1 Mother, and 1 Child sample.

Sibling DNA Test

Siblingship testing compares two types of sibling relationships.

Full vs Half – The siblings compared share the same mother or father and are testing to confirm other alleged parent.

Half vs Unrelated – The siblings compared have different mothers or fathers and are testing to confirm other alleged parent.

The mother’s sample is not required but strongly recommended and improves statistical results.

Test includes 2 Siblings, and 1 Mother samples.

Aunt-Uncle DNA Test

The child is compared to the ALLEGED FATHER’S siblings (the child’s aunt/uncle).

The mother’s sample is not required but strongly recommended and improves statistical results.

Test includes up to 1 Aunt/Uncle, 1 Mother (if no mother testing, sample can be used for another Aunt/Uncle), and 1 Child sample.

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