| Private VS. Legal DNA Paternity Test |
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The difference between the two types of tests is the documentation procedures used at the time of sample collection. The laboratory methods are identical. A private paternity test can be collected anonymously in the privacy of your own home. Samples for a legal test must be collected or witnessed by a neutral third party and proper verification of identity documented for each person.
Private DNA Paternity TestThe private paternity test is a quick and economical solution that is perfect for families who are seeking the truth regarding paternity for personal information. Useful for: Fathers with lingering doubt Mothers with lingering doubt Adult children wanting verification their true biological parents Families wanting to know before incurring expensive legal costs Legal DNA Paternity TestA legal paternity test is a conclusive, legally binding test that uses DNA to determine if a man is the biological father of a child. The primary difference between a legal paternity test and a private paternity test is the Chain of Custody; a documentation process used to ensure the test results are legally admissible. Samples are collected by a trained DNA Certified Collector. The individuals tested are positively identified through photographs and government issued photo identification. Useful for: Child support Custody Inheritance Immigration Social Security Military Benefits Survivor Benefits Parent Biological Verification
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| Last Updated ( Thursday, 25 October 2007 ) |