DNA TESTING

A paternity/maternity DNA test compares a child’s DNA with an alleged parent’s DNA to confirm whether they are biologically related. It uses a painless cheek swab from each person and analyzes genetic markers to determine if there is a match. The results provide a clear yes-or-no answer about biological parentage. This test comes with 3 samples. Refer to pricing below.

A sibling DNA test compares the DNA of two or more individuals to determine whether they share one parent, both parents, or are unrelated. Using simple cheek swabs, the lab analyzes shared genetic markers to establish full-sibling, half-sibling, or non-sibling relationships with high accuracy. This test comes with 3 samples. Refer to pricing below.

An avuncular DNA test compares a child’s DNA to that of a potential aunt or uncle to determine if they are biologically related through a sibling of the tested adult. By analyzing shared genetic markers, the test can help confirm or rule out a biological relationship when a parent is unavailable for testing. This test comes with 3 samples. Refer to pricing below.

A grandparent DNA test compares a child’s DNA with one or both alleged grandparents to determine if a biological relationship exists. By examining shared genetic markers across generations, the test can confirm or exclude a biological connection when a parent is unavailable for testing. It is highly recommended to use the grandmother in this situation unless paternity has been established for grandfather through a DNA test. This test comes with 3 samples. Refer to pricing below.

An immigration DNA test is used to prove a biological relationship between family members for immigration purposes when documents alone aren’t enough. Using simple cheek swabs, the lab compares genetic markers between the tested individuals to confirm parent-child, sibling, or other family relationships as required by immigration authorities. Refer to pricing below