Paternity Testing
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The primary difference between a legal and private test is how the samples are collected; the laboratory testing
itself is the same.
Private Paternity Test
A private paternity test can be collected by yourself, in the privacy of your own home, but is not admissible in
court. The private paternity test is a quick, private and economical solution that is perfect for families who are
seeking the truth regarding paternity for personal information. If you are interested in a private test, a kit can be
shipped to your home. Private (non chain of custody) paternity tests are not accredited by AABB at any
laboratory.
Useful for:
Legal Paternity Test
Samples for a legal test must be collected or witnessed by a neutral third party such as a laboratory, doctor, or
clinic. The third party collector will use proper Chain of Custody; a documentation process used to ensure the
test results are legally admissible. When your samples are collected for a legal test you will be required to show
government issued photo ID. In addition, a photograph of all test participants may be taken. If you are interested
in a legal test, our DNA Case Managers can locate a collection facility close to your home.
Useful for
itself is the same.
Private Paternity Test
A private paternity test can be collected by yourself, in the privacy of your own home, but is not admissible in
court. The private paternity test is a quick, private and economical solution that is perfect for families who are
seeking the truth regarding paternity for personal information. If you are interested in a private test, a kit can be
shipped to your home. Private (non chain of custody) paternity tests are not accredited by AABB at any
laboratory.
Useful for:
- Mothers and Fathers with lingering doubt
- Adult children wanting verification their true biological parents
- Families wanting to know before incurring expensive legal costs
Legal Paternity Test
Samples for a legal test must be collected or witnessed by a neutral third party such as a laboratory, doctor, or
clinic. The third party collector will use proper Chain of Custody; a documentation process used to ensure the
test results are legally admissible. When your samples are collected for a legal test you will be required to show
government issued photo ID. In addition, a photograph of all test participants may be taken. If you are interested
in a legal test, our DNA Case Managers can locate a collection facility close to your home.
Useful for
- Child support
- Custody
- Inheritance
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