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DNA Testing

Grandparentage DNA Testing

Explore a possible biological relationship between a grandparent and grandchild with respectful support.

Informational $349 · Legal $449 · Confidential

Understanding your options

What grandparentage dna testing is

Grandparentage testing compares a child with an alleged grandparent when direct parent testing is not available or practical.

We will listen to your circumstances and explain what the comparison can involve.

Reasons for testing

Why people choose this test

Family connection

Clarify a possible grandparent and grandchild relationship.

Unavailable parent

Use another family relationship when direct testing is not possible.

Personal peace of mind

Receive confidential information for your family.

Official needs

Request legal chain-of-custody handling when appropriate.

Participants and samples

Who needs to be tested

One alleged grandparent provides a cheek swab.

The child provides a cheek swab.

The mother may participate when available.

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What to expect

How it works

  1. 1

    Reach out

    Tell us what you hope to learn and whether the results are for personal or official use.

  2. 2

    Schedule collection

    We confirm the right test, participants, documents, and a convenient appointment time.

  3. 3

    Collection appointment

    Samples are collected carefully and identities are documented when chain of custody is required.

  4. 4

    Laboratory analysis

    The collected samples are securely prepared for DNA analysis.

  5. 5

    Confidential results

    Results are delivered privately, and our team can answer process-related questions.

Testing options

Informational vs. legal testing

Informational

$349

Standard turnaround: 1 business day

For personal knowledge and peace of mind. Results are not intended for court use.

Legal / court-admissible

$449

Standard turnaround: 2 business days

For official matters when collected under documented chain of custody with identity verification.

Appointment preparation

What to bring

For a legal case, each adult should bring a valid government-issued photo ID.

Bring the child's birth certificate or identification when applicable, with a parent or legal guardian present for minors.

Informational testing generally requires less documentation than legal chain-of-custody testing.

Bring any court, agency, or case paperwork connected with the request.

We'll confirm exactly what you need when we schedule.

FAQ

Common questions about grandparentage

Grandparentage inquiry

Request grandparentage testing

Share a few details so our team can explain the right collection option, pricing, and next steps.

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