Domestic DNA testing locations

Court-Admissible & Informational DNA Testing Locations

Schedule confidential DNA collection near you—at a partner site in our nationwide collection network, or with mobile service in greater Chicagoland. Samples are processed through an AABB-accredited laboratory network with certified chain-of-custody protocols for legal cases, and fast turnarounds on most standard paternity tests. Browse states and cities below, or contact us if you do not see your location listed.

Currently listing 596 cities across 42 states.

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Comprehensive DNA & Paternity Testing Services

From court-admissible paternity to prenatal and kinship testing, we coordinate the right collection method for your case—whether you need official documentation or private answers.

Legal & Court-Admissible Paternity

Strict chain-of-custody testing for child support, legal custody disputes, USCIS immigration requirements, estate and inheritance cases, and birth certificate updates. Identity-verified collection and AABB-accredited laboratory processing support results intended for legal or government use.

Informational Paternity & Family Testing

Confidential, non-legal paternity and maternity tests for personal peace of mind. Same laboratory-grade analysis without court documentation—private results delivered only to you.

Prenatal DNA Testing

Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) testing that is safe during pregnancy starting at 7 weeks, plus early gender reveal testing options. Maternal blood draw and cheek-swab collection coordinated through our collection network.

Kinship & Extended Family Testing

Grandparentage, siblingship, avuncular (aunt/uncle), Y-STR, and mtDNA tests to confirm biological relationships when a direct parent comparison is not possible.

Special Circumstances & Discreet Specimens

Specialized processing for non-standard samples (for example, toothbrushes, hair, or other discreet items), missing-parent reconstruction, and post-mortem or forensic testing when standard cheek swabs are unavailable. Acceptance depends on sample quality—we confirm options before you schedule.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a legal and an informational DNA test?

A legal DNA test uses supervised, certified chain-of-custody collection with identity verification so results can be used for child support, custody, immigration, estate matters, and birth certificate updates. An informational DNA test uses the same AABB-accredited laboratory analysis for personal peace of mind, but it is not intended for court or government use. Choose legal when you need official documentation; choose informational when you only need private answers.

How do I schedule an appointment at my nearest collection location?

Browse the state and city list on this page, open your city page for local details, or start from our DNA testing hub to book the test type you need. You can also call us or request a consultation and we will confirm the nearest collection option in our nationwide collection network—partner location or mobile dispatch where available.

Can DNA testing be completed if a parent is missing or deceased?

Yes, in many cases. When a parent is unavailable, kinship and extended-family options—such as grandparentage, sibling, avuncular (aunt/uncle), Y-STR, or mtDNA testing—can help establish biological relationships. Specialized reconstruction and post-mortem options may also apply depending on sample availability. Contact us so we can recommend the right path for your situation.

Are non-standard samples (like hair or toothbrushes) accepted?

In some cases, discreet or non-standard specimens—such as toothbrushes, hair, or other personal items—can be evaluated when a standard cheek swab is not possible. Acceptance depends on sample quality and the test type. Tell us what you have available and we will confirm whether specialized processing can proceed before you schedule.

How long does it take to receive results?

Turnaround depends on the test type and when the laboratory receives all required samples. Many standard paternity cases return results within a few business days after the AABB-accredited laboratory network receives complete specimens. Prenatal (NIPP) and complex kinship cases can take longer. Your coordinator confirms expected timing when you book.