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Legal Paternity Test

Do you have a pending court case? Do you’ll need court admissible DNA test results? Are you asked for a DNA test as part of an immigration procedure? We recommend a “Legal Paternity Test”.  This DNA test delivers results that are admissible in court. You can present the test results inside a court of law

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Prenatal Paternity Test

What is prenatal paternity test? A non-invasive prenatal paternity test provides reliable results without the need for gynecological surgery. It’s as simple as sending the mother’s blood samples (from the 9th week of pregnancy) and a DNA-sample of the alleged father. This test is safe for mother and child and the results confirm paternity with

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Paternity Test

What is a paternity test? A DNA comparison test to remove the doubt on a paternal relation. A DNA paternity test serves to confirm that the alleged father is the biological father of the child. There is no need to test the mother. We inherit our genetic structure from our two biological parents. One half

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Why a DNA Test?

- To reassure you about the origin of a loved one: child, parent, grandparent.
- You suspect a baby exchange or error during a medically assisted procreation.
- To get rid of doubt before initiating legal proceedings for paternity, to obtain rights of custody, etc.

Oral or Blood?

DNA is the same in every cell of our body. A laboratory can collect DNA from various samples like blood drops, hairs and skin tissue.

A mouth swab is the easiest and cheapest way to get DNA samples from a person, especially when it involves small children.

A DNA Test at Home?

A mouth swab is enough to do a DNA test (except for prenatal paternity testing). This procedure can be done without stress for both adults and infants.
Samples are taken at home, painless, using a sterile cotton swab that is rubbed in the mouth against the inside of the cheek.
Recovering a little saliva and a few cells is enough for the DNA test. Click for more information.

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