Personal clarity
Answer an important family relationship question privately.
DNA Testing
Paternity DNA Testing
Clear, confidential answers about a biological relationship between an alleged father and child.
Informational $299 · Legal $399 · Confidential
Understanding your options
What paternity dna testing is
Paternity DNA testing compares an alleged father and child to help answer whether they share a biological relationship.
You can choose informational testing for personal knowledge or legal collection with documented chain of custody for official matters.
Reasons for testing
Why people choose this test
Child support matters
Provide documented results when requested for a legal process.
Birth records
Support requests involving a child's legal records.
Family connection
Give families reliable information for future decisions.
Participants and samples
Who needs to be tested
The alleged father provides a cheek swab.
The child provides a cheek swab.
The mother may participate but is not always required.
What to expect
How it works
- 1
Reach out
Tell us what you hope to learn and whether the results are for personal or official use.
- 2
Schedule collection
We confirm the right test, participants, documents, and a convenient appointment time.
- 3
Collection appointment
Samples are collected carefully and identities are documented when chain of custody is required.
- 4
Laboratory analysis
The collected samples are securely prepared for DNA analysis.
- 5
Confidential results
Results are delivered privately, and our team can answer process-related questions.
Testing options
Informational vs. legal testing
Informational
$299
Standard turnaround: 1 business day
For personal knowledge and peace of mind. Results are not intended for court use.
Legal / court-admissible
$399
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 paternity
Paternity inquiry
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