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DNA Collection of Petitioner

DNA Collection of Petitioner
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The person residing in the United States is the petitioner. We can set up an appointment for the petitioner to be collected at a facility close to their home. They will need a government issued photo identification and a copy of a letter from the USCIS/ Embassy asking for a DNA test.

If this letter were not available we would require any document they have received stating their government issued case number. This paperwork will allow the USCIS/ Embassy to match the laboratory results to the correct
Government case.

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Our laboratory networks have several accreditation bodies and standards, including AABB, ASCLD and DAB.

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The laboratory networks complies with applicable industry guidelines, including the Quality Assurance Standards for Forensic DNA Testing Laboratories and Convicted Offender DNA Databasing Laboratories issued by the FBI Director.

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A private paternity test can be collected by yourself, in the privacy of your own home, but is not admissible in court.

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  1. Order your Test online or call us at 866.873.0879.
    • step1The Collection kit is sent directly to a recommended DNA collector, PSC, practitioner or doctor in your local area.
  2. Attend the appointment with your full identification documents
    • step2State Drivers License, State I.D. Social Security Card, School I.D., Hospital Release forms for New Born Children and Passports.
  3. The alleged father's, and child's specimens are required to determine paternity.
    • step3Under special circumstances the mothers DNA does not need to be tested (If this is the case and the child is under 16 you must also bring with you proof of parental responsibility for the child)
  4. After collection the specimens will be sent to the laboratory for paternity testing by the collection site.
    • step4Results are available in 3-7 business days and will be provided via mail and email.