Legal Paternity Test For Court Purposes

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Court Paternity Testing has never been easier. Results are typically ready within 3-5 business days at affordable prices. Our Court DNA testing results have all the proper accreditation to be admissible in court and can be used to establish benefits.

All Court DNA testing needs to be performed by an American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) accredited laboratory. Samples for this type of DNA test, will need to be collected by a non-biased certified 3rd party DNA collector. A strict Chain of Custody procedure must be followed for all court approved testing. Our labs follow this strict step-by-step procedure in order to ensure your Court DNA Test can be used in a legal setting if ever needed. Following these procedures will allow your results to be used as valid facts in a court.

Test Me DNA is partnered with the nation’s leading accredited DNA testing laboratory. Our DNA testing lab always provides the most accurate results for our clients. This is because they are always upgrading to the newest and most up-to-date technology for DNA testing. Results for testing are at a 99.9% accuracy level.

Court DNA Testing

Court Admissible DNA Testing Questions?

If this is your first paternity test, we recommend that you call our paternity experts to make certain that you order the right test for your unique situation.

Our customer service reps can help answer all your paternity test questions and easily setup a test for you in just a few minutes. The process is confidential, simple, and friendly.

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Why Choose Test Me DNA

Convenient Scheduling Near You

With over 2000 DNA testing locations, we are sure to have a location nearby. Scheduling a DNA collection is always as simple as a telephone call.

Outstanding Customer Service

Our DNA case managers make you our number 1 priority! We care about your concerns and listen to what you have to say. We want to answer each and every one of your questions and set you up with the DNA test that fits your needs.

One Low Cost-No Hidden Fees

Test Me DNA offers DNA Testing at a low cost while still offering accurate and accredited laboratory results.

Most other DNA testing companies tack on hidden fees, but Test Me DNA wants to be upfront with pricing and let you know the full cost for the entire process.

Fast Results

Results for DNA testing are typically available in as little as 3-5 business days after samples are collected and received by the main lab. Results can sometimes be back in a shorter period of time, depending on the work load at the testing lab.

Accurate Results

Test Me DNA only offers DNA testing provided by Labcorp. Labcorp is the nation’s #1 DNA testing laboratory. Our contract with Labcorp allows us to offer their same great test at a discounted rate to our clients. They provide the highest level of accuracy of 99.9%.

Privacy Guaranteed

Patient privacy is of the upmost importance to us. Test Me DNA and their testing laboratory are the only companies with access to personal information. We do not share or sell your personal information with 3rd party companies.

Legal Paternity Testing Cost

$349

All tests include 2 particpants. Each additional participant is $125.

  • Court Approved Results
  • Professional Sample Collection
  • Chain of Custody Documents
  • One Low Price
  • 3-5 Day Results
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Legal DNA Test FAQ

Are appointments needed for Court Approved Paternity Tests?
Yes, scheduling is required for court approved DNA Testing. Paperwork and scheduling must be performed before testing. Same day paternity testing is often available Monday through Friday.
Is a Court DNA Test different than a Home Paternity Test?
Court DNA testing has a strict chain of custody that is followed and samples have to be collected by a certified DNA collector. You will also get legal court admissible DNA results that are notarized. The results for court testing can be used for various legal reasons and in a court of law.

The home DNA testing kit is collected by yourself in the privacy of your own home. The DNA samples will still go back to the same testing laboratory as the legal testing. But since the lab does not have proof of the people that were collected, the results cannot be used for legal purposes.

Test Me DNA’s court DNA testing and home DNA testing hold the same level of accuracy.

Is a court order required for a Legal Paternity Test?
In most states a court order is NOT needed for DNA Paternity Testing. However, in the state of New York, you will need 1 of the following to get a DNA test, a court order, a doctor’s prescription OR a letter of authorization from an attorney.
Can people testing live in different cities or states for a Court DNA Test?
Absolutely. We have a network of nationwide labs that we work with for DNA collections. So Test Me DNA can schedule and coordinate testing in different geographic areas easily. There is no extra charge for parties to be tested in different locations.
What makes a Legal DNA Test court admissible?
The collection of DNA sample is performed by an independent third-party certified collector. They verify that all parties testing bring in legally valid forms of ID. A photo and thumb print is also recorded of all people participating in the testing. The technician collection the sample and the laboratory performing the testing must also follow a strict chain of custody and be accredited by the AABB (American Association of Blood Banks.
What can I use Court DNA paternity results for?
The most common reasons for Court Admissible DNA Paternity Testing include: child custody, child support, name change, tax forms, adoption, will and estate planning, birth certificate changes, military benefits, social security benefits, tribal enrollment, court hearings, etc.