Hello again, supporters! With the holidays fast approaching, family gatherings are the season's highlight. Many families come together not only to celebrate but to address important questions. One topic that often comes up is postnatal DNA testing. We understand this is a sensitive and essential decision for many, so today, let's dive into two types of postnatal DNA tests: informational and court-admissible.
Let's explore the benefits and differences between these tests to determine which option is best for you and your family.
The informational postnatal DNA test is perfect if you seek clarity without using the results in legal proceedings. This test is for personal knowledge only, meaning you can confirm paternity and put any questions to rest. It's straightforward and doesn't require strict legal paperwork.
• Price: $325 (includes sample collection, shipping, and handling)
• Purpose: Personal knowledge only; not legally binding
• Process: Simple, with no need for a legal chain of custody
Since this test is for personal use, it skips the rigorous chain of custody paperwork required for court-admissible tests. This makes it a quicker option for those who just want answers without legal documentation.
If you need a DNA test for legal purposes—such as child custody, child support, or inheritance claims—the court-admissible postnatal DNA test is the way to go. This test meets all legal standards, including a strict chain of custody, and the results are valid in court.
• Price: $425 (includes sample collection, shipping, and handling)
• Purpose: Legally binding results suitable for court use
• Process: Requires legal chain of custody documentation, consent from each adult, and government ID at the appointment
This test includes a verified process that meets court requirements, so every sample is documented carefully from start to finish. It's perfect for clients who need results for official matters.
At Paternity Testing Solutions, we are committed to quality and transparency. That's why we only partner with highly accredited labs. Some of our partner labs hold certifications from the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB), the College of American Pathologists (CAP), Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA), and even the Standards Council of Canada (SCC). These accreditations mean the labs we use meet the highest standards in the industry for accuracy, reliability, and confidentiality. Using top-quality labs ensures clients receive accurate, timely, and confidential results backed by some of the best certifications.
We understand that DNA testing is a significant investment, so we offer flexible payment options:
If you're ready to move forward, we're here to help. Getting started is simple:
As we move into the holiday season, it is a great time to set resolutions, whether making essential family decisions or finally getting clarity on paternity questions. At Paternity Testing Solutions, we're here to make the process transparent and stress-free so you can focus on what matters most—your family.
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