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We offer a wide range of DNA tests for legal and personal use.
Some moments in life require more than just answers; they require certainty, proof with evidence. Whether you are preparing a legal case, welcoming a new baby, or simply want answers, choosing the right DNA test is the first step. At Face DNA Test, we help people across Arkansas navigate DNA testing with confidence.
We offer a full range of DNA tests in Arkansas to meet your legal, non-legal, and private DNA testing demands. Our team listens to your concerns and guides you through each option, helping you choose the right DNA test.
At Face DNA Test, we believe the process should be accurate, confidential, and easy to understand, especially when the results can affect your family’s future. From legal matters and immigration testing to personal situations, we guide every client who searches for “DNA testing near me.”
When DNA test results are required in Arkansas courts, following the correct procedures is as important as the results themselves. Arkansas law recognizes two methods for establishing parentage depending on the family’s circumstances.
For unmarried parents, Arkansas allows both parents to sign an Acknowledgment of Paternity (AOP). Once signed, this document legally confirms father-child relationships and establishes parentage without the need to go to court. It can also determine child support and visitation rights.
However, when parentage is disputed, the court can order a legal DNA paternity test in Arkansas under Arkansas Code § 9-10-108. The court may require the father, the mother, and the child to undergo testing to determine parentage. For the results to be admissible in court, the Face DNA Test team:
Once legal parentage is established, families can update the child’s birth certificate through the Arkansas Department of Health and Division of Vital Records using legal documentation.
If you are not interested in involving legal officials in your family matters, you can determine paternity privately using at-home DNA test kits in Arkansas.
Face DNA Test provides accurate results and makes the testing experience stress-free.
Simple process. Accurate results.
| Feature | Legal DNA Test | Home DNA Test |
|---|---|---|
| Use | Court admissible | Personal knowledge |
| Sample Collection | Collected by professional | Self-collected at home |
| Chain of Custody | Yes | No |
| Identity Verification | Yes | No |
| Results Accepted in Court | Yes | No |
| Turnaround Time | 3-5 Business Days | 3-5 Business Days |
Our legal DNA testing services follow strict chain of custody procedures.
Face DNA Test assists clients throughout Arkansas, including Little Rock, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Jonesboro, Conway, Rogers, Bentonville, and Pine Bluff. Whether you live in a large metropolitan area or a smaller Arkansas community, we offer DNA testing through our certified DNA testing sites across Arkansas.
We have collection locations throughout Arkansas for your convenience.
Yes. Courts may order genetic testing during a paternity-related legal case.
Generally, no. Courts typically require legally collected DNA samples with a documented chain of custody.
Yes. Legal paternity is often required before child support obligations are determined.
Yes. Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) testing can often be performed from 7–10 weeks of pregnancy.
Yes. A cheek swab DNA test can typically be performed shortly after birth.
Adults usually need a valid government-issued photo ID, while minors may require a birth certificate or documentation from a guardian.
No. Our DNA tests only require a quick, painless cheek swab.
Yes. If the results are only for personal knowledge, a private, non-legal, or at-home DNA test is often sufficient.
Yes. Relationship DNA testing is available when direct paternity testing is not possible.
Yes. Separate appointments can often be arranged at authorized collection locations nationwide.
Book online or call us today. We’re here to help you find the answers you need.