1. Legal Paternity Test

For use in court, child support, custody, or inheritance cases.

• Involves alleged father and child (mother’s participation is optional but recommended).
• Chain-of-custody documentation ensures results are legally admissible.

2. Non-Legal (Peace of Mind) Paternity Test

For personal knowledge—not valid in court.

• Same scientific accuracy as legal tests, but collected without formal identification or documentation.
• Ideal for private confirmation before pursuing legal action.

3. Grandparentage DNA Test

When the alleged father is unavailable, testing can be performed using one or both grandparents and the child.

• Especially useful in inheritance or family history cases.

4. Avuncular (Aunt/Uncle) DNA Test

Determines biological relationship between a child and the alleged father’s sibling (aunt or uncle).

• Helpful when the alleged father is deceased or unreachable.

5. Siblingship DNA Test

Confirms whether two individuals share one or both biological parents.

• Most accurate when the mother of at least one child participates.

6. Immigration DNA Test

Supports U.S. visa and citizenship applications requiring biological proof of relationship (e.g., parent-child, siblings).

• Conducted under strict U.S. Department of State and USCIS guidelines.
• Collection coordinated with U.S. embassies or approved facilities when needed.

7. Prenatal Paternity Test (Non-Invasive)

Determine paternity during pregnancy—as early as 8 weeks gestation.

• Uses a simple blood draw from the mother and a cheek swab from the alleged father.
• 100% safe for mother and baby—no risk of miscarriage.

8. Gender Reveal DNA Test

Find out your baby’s gender as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy.

• Non-invasive blood test with over 99% accuracy.
• A fun, safe, and early way to plan your gender reveal celebration!