What is a non legal paternity test?
Non-legal paternity test aka an informational paternity test is a relationship test that determines the probability of paternity between a man and child. This testing option can only be used for informational purposes only.
What is the difference between legal and nonlegal DNA paternity test?
The difference between a legal and non legal paternity tests.
Non-legal paternity tests are for informational purposes only and do not require complete chain of custody. This testing option can be performed in-office or by purchasing an at-home paternity test kit.
Legal Paternity Test is a DNA test that can be used for legal purposes. Some of the common uses for this testing options are, immigration, adding a father’s name to birth certificate, social security benefits etc.
How much does non-legal paternity test cost?
Non legal paternity testing costs start at $199.99 and up.
Where can I go to get a DNA test?
Scheduling an informational DNA test is simple. For in-office appointments nationwide call 888-204-0583 or purchase by clicking the button below.
How will my DNA samples be collected?
The standard method of DNA sample collection is by cheek swab.
Another effective sample collection method is by blood draw or finger prick blood card. Blood collections have the same accuracy but it is a more invasive and painful option of sample collection.
DNA Results Turnaround Time
The average turnaround time for results to be completed is 2 to 3 business days from the date the lab receives all genetic samples.
Are non legal paternity test results accurate?
Yes. All DNA specimens will be processed and analyzed by our partner laboratory AABB accredited, ensuring the highest standards of accuracy and reliability in testing all DNA specimens.
Please keep in mind home DNA tests are for informational purposes only. Therefore, At-Home DNA Test results are not legally admissible. While our Home Tests are intended for informational use only and cannot be used legally, the results are tested to the same strict protocols as legal paternity tests.