DNA Paternity Testing
Southern California Drug Testing Clinic certified technicians can collect saliva swabs to collect a DNA specimen to be analyzed by a licensed laboratory to determine paternity and any other DNA Testing.
Paternity Testing: Simply Means Establishing Fatherhood...
Everyone is born with a unique genetic blueprint known as DNA (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid). Because DNA is passed down from the mother and father to a child, DNA identification provides a conclusive way to determine biological relationships. Consequently, DNA testing has become the most accepted method to determine identity within the legal and scientific communities.
You will find no more accurate method for determining paternity than the technology utilized by Florida Drug Screening's laboratories. The patented system was developed specifically for paternity testing, and is the most advanced and powerful method available today, with results accepted by courts in the U.S. and abroad. Using this technology, if the DNA of the Alleged Father and Child matches, the probability that he is the biological father is typically over 99.9999%. Conversely, if there are mismatches between the DNA of an Alleged Father and Child, he is 100% excluded from being the biological father.
Legal or Non- Legal DNA TEST
A legal DNA test is a type of DNA test that is performed using strict “chain of custody” procedures that first establish the legal identity of the persons being tested; the resulting report is court admissible. Typically, professional technicians collect buccal cell specimens from the inner cheeks using simple cotton swabs, and take photographs of the participants. Government issued ID is typically required.
Immigration Test:
Receive biological proof of relationship for the immigration process.
Here are a few reasons why clients choose a formal court admissible test:
- A Judge or attorney has requested a copy of the paternity test result
- Immigration
- Child Support
- Divorce
- Tested Parties are in different State or Locations
- Criminal Case
- Alleged Father is Unavailable
- Social Security benefits
- Adoption