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 | Peace of Mind Paternity TestThis non-legal paternity test provides a simple and confidential way to determine if an alleged father is biologically related to a child. Perfect for personal knowledge, the test compares DNA samples collected via cheek swabs. Results are not admissible in court but can bring peace of mind without the need for legal documentation. Both in-office sample collection and home collection kits are available for convenience | |
 | The Maternity Informational Test (Non-Legal) determines whether an individual is the biological mother of a child through DNA testing via cheek swabs. This test is for personal knowledge and provides peace of mind but is not legally admissible for use in court, custody cases, or other legal matters. For legal purposes, consider our Maternity Legal Test. | |
 | The Informational Home Paternity DNA Test Kit allows you to confirm the biological relationship between an alleged father and a child in the comfort of your home. This test uses simple cheek swabs to collect DNA samples, and provides accurate results for personal knowledge. However, these results are not legally admissible for court cases or legal matters like custody or child support. Perfect for peace of mind, the kit is convenient and easy to use, with results available in just a few days. | |
 | The Motherless Paternity Legal Test determines paternity by comparing DNA between the alleged father and the child, without the need for the mother’s sample. This legally admissible test can be used for court cases, such as child support, custody, or birth certificate updates. For personal knowledge without legal implications, consider the Informational Paternity Test | |
 | The Prenatal Gender Reveal Test is a non-invasive DNA test that determines the gender of your baby as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy. By analyzing fetal DNA from the mother's blood, the test provides over 99% accuracy, with results available in 3-5 business days. It's a quick, safe, and reliable way to find out your baby's gender long before traditional ultrasound. | |
 | The Paternity Legal Test confirms whether an alleged father is biologically related to a child using DNA from cheek swabs. This test is valid for legal purposes, including child support, custody, birth certificate updates, immigration, and benefits claims. It provides court-admissible results, ensuring accuracy and reliability for legal matters. | |
 | The Maternity Legal Test confirms if an individual is the biological mother of a child by comparing DNA samples collected through cheek swabs. It provides legally admissible results that can be used in court for cases such as birth certificate updates, adoption, custody disputes, immigration, and benefits claims. | |
 | The Siblingship Informational DNA Test (Non-Legal) helps determine if two individuals are full siblings, half siblings, or unrelated by comparing DNA samples. This test is not valid for legal purposes but provides accurate personal insights. Adding a known parent can improve the accuracy of the results. | |
 | The Avuncular Informational DNA Test helps determine if a child is biologically related to an aunt or uncle by comparing DNA samples from the child, the child’s mother, and a sibling of the alleged father. This test is for informational purposes only and cannot be used in legal situations. | |
 | The Avuncular Legal DNA Test determines the biological relationship between a child and their aunt or uncle. Using cheek swabs, this test provides legally admissible results for cases such as inheritance, custody, or other legal matters. It is ideal when the alleged father is unavailable for a paternity test. Results are typically available in 5-7 business days. | |
 | The Siblingship DNA Test – Legal determines whether two or more individuals are full siblings, half siblings, or unrelated by comparing their DNA samples, typically collected via cheek swabs. This test is legally admissible and can be used in court for matters like inheritance or custody. For personal knowledge without legal use, consider the Informational Siblingship Test. | |
 | The Prenatal Amniocentesis & CVS DNA Test is a reliable way to determine paternity during pregnancy. By analyzing DNA from the mother, alleged father, and prenatal sample (collected through amniocentesis or CVS), this test provides accurate, legally admissible results in 1-2 business days. It's ideal for parents needing paternity confirmation before birth for peace of mind or legal purposes such as custody or birth certificate updates. | |
 | The Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Test (Legal) is a safe and highly accurate method to determine paternity during pregnancy. Using a simple blood sample from the mother and a cheek swab from the alleged father, this test provides legally admissible results for child support, custody, or birth certificate updates. Results are typically available within 7-10 business days. |