DNA PATERNITY TESTING
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Private, Confidential and Court Admissible testing
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Specimen(s) collected via buccal swab
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Appointments required (evening and weekend times available)
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Payment in full required at the time of service – we do not bill insurances
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Results can be expected within 10 business days (excludes holidays or weekends)
Court admissible testing requirements
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Alleged father must have a valid Photo ID
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Birth Certificate required for the child
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Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
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Donor subject to having an in-office photo taken
Interpreting Results
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Due to the science behind DNA testing, results for a PATERNITY testing have to be worded in a certain way that isn’t always easily understandable. Paternity testing will typically return one of two results: “cannot be excluded” or “excluded”.
If your report contains the statement, “…[name] cannot be excluded as the biological mother / father of [name]”, this means the genetic evidence determined that the tested parent is the biological parent of the tested child.
If your report contains the statement, “[name] is excluded as the biological mother / father of [name]”, this means that there is no direct parent-to-child biological relationship between the tested parent and tested child.
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