When Is Court-Admissible DNA Testing Necessary?
Often, a judge may order DNA testing as part of a court-ordered legal proceeding in order to establish parentage or determine if an individual is entitled to certain benefits. Even if DNA testing has not been requested by the court, having legally sound DNA results from an AABB accredited lab can prove beneficial in a wide range of legal matters.
Court-admissible DNA tests can help you:
At Mitchell Testing, we have a proven track record of court acceptance. Our certified Mitchell Testing collectors follow rigorous legal standards, including those related to legal confidentiality and documented sample protection. We proudly offer a full range of court-admissible DNA tests, including paternity tests.
The DNA Testing Process
Our court-admissible DNA testing services are fast and easy. Upon walking through our doors, you’ll be greeted by one of our helpful staff members who can answer your questions and address any concerns you may have. DNA samples are collected via a cheek swab, also known as a buccal swab. The process is fast and non-intrusive, meaning you can be in and out in a matter of minutes. Once the sample has been collected, DNA testing will take place in our clean, secure labs. As soon as they are available, we will provide you and any other relevant parties with the results of the test.
What Is a Paternity Test?
A paternity test is a type of DNA test used to establish the father of a child. The test involves sample collection from the two individuals involved--the potential father and child--which are then analyzed to determine if they are genetically related. Paternity tests are incredibly accurate in determining a child's father because of the nature of human DNA. Every individual's unique genes are coded directly into his or her DNA. These genes are passed down from both parents, meaning the genetic material of a parent and child are inherently related. Paternity DNA testing allows us to identify whether or not two individuals share a similar DNA sequence which, in turn, reveals if the two individuals are related.
Reasons for a Maternity Test
While less common than their paternity test counterparts, maternity tests are actually fairly popular. There are many reasons that you may wish to conduct a DNA maternity test. In some instances, a maternity test may be ordered by a court in order to conclusively establish motherhood.
Some of the most common reasons for maternity testing include:
There are many other legal and personal reasons that someone may wish to have a maternity test. DNA testing is the only way to definitively resolve parentage disputes, including questions of motherhood.
Legally Admissible DNA Testing Services
One way for immigrants to obtain lawful permanent residency or citizenship in the United States is to have their visa sponsored by a relative who is already a permanent resident or citizen of the U.S. When this option is taken, immigrants are often required to submit to DNA testing in order to prove their relationship status with the person who is sponsoring their visa. U.S. immigration authorities commonly require immigration DNA testing for immigration clearance, granting citizenship, and even passport verification.
In such cases, the accuracy and timeliness of your DNA test results are of the utmost importance. At Mitchell Testing, we understand how crucial these DNA tests are for you and your future. As with all our DNA testing procedures, we go to great lengths to ensure that you receive the most accurate immigration DNA test results in the shortest amount of time possible. Our DNA testing services are court admissible and stand up to the strictest legal standards
Why Choose Mitchell Testing for Immigration DNA Testing?
Whether you need to prove a biological relationship between you and a U.S. citizen or resident or need DNA testing for passport verification, immigration clearance, or some other legal matter, Mitchell Testing is the choice for rapid, reliable results.
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