DNA testing establishes biological relationships with a high degree of certainty — for personal peace of mind or for legal and immigration matters. Collection is simple and painless: a quick cheek (buccal) swab, with results processed by an accredited laboratory.
We offer two paths. At-home informational testing is perfect for personal knowledge, while legal chain-of-custody testing is documented and admissible in court and accepted by immigration authorities.
Both use the same accurate lab analysis — the difference is how the sample is collected and documented.
For personal knowledge. Convenient collection with no formal ID or chain of custody. Results are for your own information and are not valid in court.
For courts, custody, child support, estates, and immigration. Identities are verified and the sample is documented so results are legally admissible.
Establish paternity for personal certainty, custody, or child support.
Prove biological relationships to support USCIS petitions.
Sibling, grandparent, and other kinship testing.
Documented results for inheritance and other legal matters.
Both use the same accurate lab analysis. At-home testing is for personal knowledge only. Legal (chain-of-custody) testing verifies each person's identity and documents the sample handling, so the results are admissible in court and accepted for immigration.
Yes — when you choose the legal, chain-of-custody option. That's the path required for custody, child support, estate, and immigration matters. At-home informational results are not valid in court.
With a simple, painless cheek (buccal) swab — no needles or blood. It takes just a couple of minutes per person.
Turnaround varies by test type, but most results are ready within a few business days after the lab receives the samples. Ask us about expedited options if you're on a deadline.
Criminal, employment, and personal background reports.
FD-258 cards for immigration and federal applications.
Fast electronic fingerprinting for licensing and clearances.
Confidential, accurate DNA testing — at-home or court-admissible. Book online or call anytime.
