Paternity Testing: What Is It?
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What is DNA Paternity Testing?
Pregnancy
is a very
wonderful thing that most people welcome into their life because they
want to
start a family, but unfortunately there are also some people who are not
happy
with this news and in some cases want to make sure that the child that
is going
to be born is actually theirs. This is the reason why a paternity
becomes part of the equation to help determine a biological
relationship.
From the people I know who have partaken in a DNA test have stated they where told this option is extremely accurate and
it brings some closure to the doubt that maybe in the alleged father's mind.
How does the a Paternity Test Work?
There are a few ways samples can be collected from the father and the child to the a DNA result. One of them is the use of hair from both of them (this is the most expensive option), blood is also very accurate and cheek cells can be perfect for this too (Please note, 97% of the testing today was performed by cheek swab). Another possibility is, If the test is done during pregnancy amniotic fluid can be useful but a cheek swab DNA test is the best and most practical way of finding out.
If you are man in doubt please know that these test can be performed for legal and non-legal purposes.
Legal DNA Paternity Test - Allows an alleged father to utilize
the opportunity to have a legal court admissible document to be
submitted for the purposes of child custody, passport and name changes
to name a few.
Non-Legal Paternity Test - Is a peace of mind test that can only be used for informational purposes.
Depending on the company use and your working budget Paternity testing can be expensive. It is wise to shop around but if you are in need of professional who care about making sure you are informed than visit (IDTO) http://immigrationdnatestonline.com or call 877-680-5800.
This is the company that assisted four of my friends each with different scenarios but each one had nothing but high marks for this company's professionalism. I hope this article has enlighten you a little on the paternity testing process.
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