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DNA testing is a confidential and accurate process for confirming paternity. Results are obtained by testing the child, mother, and alleged father. Including the mother’s sample will greatly enhance the statistical value and reduce the chances of obtaining inconclusive results.

Paternity testing can be used for child custody, child support, social security benefits, birth certificate updates, inheritance, immigration, military survivor benefits, and peace of mind.

Paternity

  • Legal Paternity test require a certified collector and are for legal purposes, such as in court cases for child support, custody disputes, birth certificate amendments and other benefits.

  • DNA testing can be used for peace of mind. The non-Legal Paternity test helps determine the biological paternity. The non-Legal paternity can not be used in any legal situations.

  • Additional children may be tested to a Legal and Non-Legal Paternity test with the same Alleged Father.

Relationship

  • A missing parent test is used to test both paternal grandparents when the alleged father is not available for testing. This test is the next best test to perform if the alleged father is unavailable for a paternity test

  • A grandparentage test is used to determine the statistical probability that an individual is the biological grandparent of another tested individual.

  • A siblingship DNA Test determines if two individuals are related as siblings

  • Twin Zygosity DNA test is used to show whether a set of twins are fraternal or identical

  • An Avuncular test is used to determine the statistical probability that an individual is the biological aunt or biological uncle of another tested individual.

INFIDELITY

  • An infidelity test is a non‐court admissible DNA test that compares two samples to determine if there is unknown DNA found on an article or item.  For example, an individual concerned their spouse or partner is cheating may test a stain on, most commonly, an undergarment against their own DNA to see if the two match.