Legal DNA Paternity Testing

Legal Paternity Testing can be setup easily with Test Me DNA. Get results typically within 3-5 business days at affordable prices. Legal DNA test results are accredited, admissible in court and can also be used to establish benefits.

All Legal 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 authorized 3^rd party DNA collector.  A strict Chain of Custody procedure must be followed for all legal testing, Our labs follow this strict step-by-step procedure in order to ensure your Legal DNA Test is admissible in court if ever needed. Following these procedures will allow your results to be used as valid facts in a legal setting.

Test Me DNA is partnered with Laboratory Corporation of America(LabCorp), which is the nation’s leading accredited DNA testing lab. 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.

• DNA Paternity/Relationship Report. This is a summary of the laboratories findings, which includes the DNA genetic profile of each person tested. It also provides the probability of paternity as well as the combined paternity index. 


• Notarized Conclusion. This report gives a detailed conclusions that is easy to understand. It is signed off by the physician that oversees the testing and is notarized for legal use.


• Chain of Custody Records. This document provides the original photograph and thumbprint taken at the time of the DNA collections. It also includes the documentation of the collection, handling and transferring of the DNA collections.

Test Me DNA offers everything needed to get legal paternity results and testing for one low price. With other companies, they require you to do the work and find a collector or they tack on more to the pricing for the collection. The collection and proper chain of custody are some of the biggest concerns for court admissible DNA tests.

Not only do they add additional fees for using their collection services, but they also do not schedule immediately during your initial setup. With Test Me DNA and our partnership with Labcorp, we can typically schedule appointments the same day or within a few business days. While we have you on the phone, we look at the availability at your chosen location and get the best time booked right then and there.

On the rare occurrence we can not provide a Labcorp DNA collection site in your area, we can work with a list of certified collectors that can perform the collection for a small fee.

While other companies only allow one person to receive results and charge additional fees for contacts. They may also tack additional costs to provide you with mailed copies. In most courts, it is required that the original documents be presented, which can only be received by mail.
At Test Me DNA we are committed to provide you with the most accurate results as quickly as possible. Once results are completed, a representative in our office will immediately reach out to you via phone to discuss those results. A email with results will also be provided to you, with the mailed original results reaching you a short time after.

Our partner laboratory LabCorp is one of the very few DNA testing laboratories accredited by the AABB. The AABB’s Relationship DNA Testing Accreditation program is considered the gold standard for DNA testing laboratories. To ensure that all tests are conducted with the highest standard of accuracy, accredited laboratories must pass rigorous reviews and inspections. Only accredited DNA tests are admissible in the court of law.

Personal Knowledge Paternity tests including home paternity tests cannot be used as official proof of a family relationship for court proceedings. Although our home testing kits are just as accurate as our legal testing, the collection is not performed under the strict chain of custody required for evidence in the court of law. The laboratory simply tests the samples received and compares the DNA profiles to get results. Since the the collections were performed by the individuals testing, there is no way to verify who was actually collected for the test. For this reason, if you believe you will need to present the DNA results for court purposes, then we suggest using the legal DNA test.