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We offer a wide range of DNA tests for legal and personal use.
Every year, thousands of Colorado families turn to DNA testing for very different reasons. Some are welcoming a new child and want to establish parentage. Others need legal documentation to proceed with a legal matter or an immigration application. Many simply want reliable answers for their peace of mind.
Whatever situation you are in, Face DNA Test provides accurate, affordable DNA testing in Colorado with reliable results. We believe DNA testing should never feel complicated and confusing. From your first conversation with our team to the delivery of results, we make the DNA testing experience stress-free.
We work with AABB-accredited and CLIA-certified lab partners across Colorado, meeting all legal and quality standards to ensure reliability and court admissibility. Whether you need legal clarity or private answers, we are here to guide you through every step.
Colorado has parentage laws that determine how parentage is established and when DNA testing must be used as evidence in court. Under Colorado Revised Statutes 13-25-126, when parentage is disputed, the court may order a legal DNA test for child support and other family matters.
Not all DNA tests are admissible in court. While at-home DNA test kits in Colorado can accurately determine paternity, they are not suitable for legal use. Courts generally expect a court-admissible DNA test in Colorado to follow strict chain-of-custody procedures.
Face DNA Test analyzes all the samples in AABB & CLIA-accredited labs and provides court-approved results.
Colorado also recognizes Voluntary Acknowledgment of Parentage as a way for eligible parents to establish parentage without going through court procedures. When properly completed and filed, this acknowledgment has legal significance. However, if this is not the case, the court will order a DNA paternity test in Colorado.
If changes to a Colorado birth certificate are needed after parentage has been established, the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment requires the legal documentation before the record can be updated.
Establishing parentage can legally affect your child custody, child support obligations, inheritance rights, and other benefits. Therefore, choosing the right DNA test is crucial.
Face DNA Test focuses on making the process clear, convenient, and confidential.
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 proudly serves families across Colorado, including Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, Lakewood, Pueblo, Boulder, and Greeley. Whether you live in a major city or a smaller mountain or rural community, our nationwide collection network makes DNA testing accessible to people looking for “DNA testing near me.”
We have collection locations throughout Colorado for your convenience.
Generally, no. Courts typically require legally collected DNA samples with a documented chain of custody.
Yes, legal parentage is often established for child support through DNA testing.
Yes, separate appointments can often be arranged through our nationwide collection network.
Yes, NIPP testing can often be performed as early as 7–10 weeks of pregnancy.
Requirements depend on the child’s age and the circumstances of the testing.
Yes, depending on your circumstances, you may request testing to help establish legal parentage.
No, the required number of participants depends on the type of DNA test being performed.
Yes, grandparent DNA testing may be available when it is appropriate for the relationship being tested.
Yes, immigration DNA testing can help verify claimed biological relationships when requested by immigration authorities.
A DNA paternity test can usually be performed immediately after birth using a simple cheek swab.
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