Paternity tests are the most popular kind of relationship test. That entails putting the youngster up for a face-to-face test with the father figure. Standard paternity tests are only sometimes a possibility. A particular connection DNA test might be ordered in certain circumstances.
Other paternal relatives, such as known children, grandparents, or the kid in question’s aunts and uncles, may be tested as part of a particular connection test. This testing occurs when the purported father is unable or unwilling to participate in a traditional paternity test.
As well we provide specialized DNA paternity testing. It can include comparative testing, mobile collections, or post-mortem analysis. Many people interested in DNA testing must be aware that these choices exist.
If a standard paternity test is inappropriate for your circumstance, Face DNA Test may provide you with different DNA testing choices.
Yes! Our most popular home DNA testing method is paternity testing at home. All of our relationship DNA tests are available as home DNA testing kits.
A legal paternity test should be performed for a variety of reasons. Child support, child custody, name changes, birth certificate changes, establishing paternity for tax purposes, or receiving military benefits are the most frequent causes for requiring legal documents.
A simple buccal swab is an accepted sample for any at-home DNA testing kit. A buccal swab is the most typical sample used for DNA collection at one of our sites. But if asked in advance, blood samples may be taken. Additionally, there are alternatives for using post-mortem DNA samples. These specimens must be in the custody of a licensed facility, such as a coroner’s office or a mortuary.
A paternity test requires both a kid and a potential father. We also provide exams for relationships with siblings, aunts and uncles, and grandparents.
While becoming pregnant may be a joyous time, paternity concerns can be upsetting. Face DNA Test provides a Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity test. This highly accurate test may identify an unborn child’s biological father as early as 7 weeks into the pregnancy if you are expecting and wish to do a paternity test while pregnant.
A prenatal paternity test has many advantages, including relieving the anxiety of not knowing who the father is, ensuring that the correct person will assist you throughout your pregnancy and delivery, and allowing you to start making legal arrangements, such as child support and custody. The most private paternity tests while pregnant have been conducted by Face DNA Test than by any other firm worldwide.
