PRIVATE & DISCREET DNA TESTING · NATIONWIDE | AABB-ACCREDITED LAB ANALYSIS
You deserve answers — fast, private, and without the clinical hassle. Whether it is paternity, prenatal, or a specialty DNA test, we coordinate everything from collection to results nationwide. Informational tests are simple mail-in kits. Legal tests can be completed at an accredited partner location near you — or, for an additional dispatch fee, we send a certified collector or phlebotomist to you. No doctor's referral needed. Just accurate results handled with complete discretion.
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Not sure which test is right for you? Each option below explains what makes it different — collection method, turnaround time, and who it's for.
Every test is processed at an AABB-accredited lab, with no doctor's referral required. Informational tests are mail-in only: you self-collect with a simple cheek swab and mail your sample back, with results typically ready in 5–7 business days, for personal knowledge only. Legal tests require a supervised, chain-of-custody collection — visit one of our accredited partner locations nationwide, or have a certified collector come to you (a certified phlebotomist handles prenatal NIPP collection, since it requires a blood draw). Legal results are court-admissible and accepted for child support, custody, immigration, and other legal proceedings.
Nationwide Court-Admissible Results — Full Chain-of-Custody Documentation
Best for: Child support, custody, birth certificate, immigration.
Starting at $369
View legal paternity →Discreet Self-Collected Sample Collection — Accredited Lab Analysis
Best for: Personal peace of mind, private family clarity.
Starting at $199
View informational testing →Private prenatal paternity from 10 weeks gestational age — non-invasive blood draw, zero risk to pregnancy, results for personal peace of mind.
Best for: Paternity answers before birth (from 10 weeks gestational age).
Starting at $975
View informational NIPP →Court-admissible prenatal paternity from 8 weeks gestational age — chain-of-custody collection, accepted for legal proceedings.
Best for: Paternity answers before birth (as early as 8 weeks gestational age).
Starting at $1,599
View legal NIPP →USCIS-accepted DNA testing for visa, green card, citizenship, and embassy cases — we coordinate the entire process.
Pricing varies by case — call to confirm
View immigration testing →Find out boy or girl from 7 weeks — a professional SneakPeek and Peekaboo alternative with certified mobile blood collection.
Starting at $199
View gender reveal testing →Determine whether two people share one or both biological parents when the alleged father cannot test.
Starting at $379
View informational sibling testing →Court-admissible sibling DNA results for immigration, inheritance, custody, and legal proceedings.
Starting at $499
View legal sibling testing →Establish a biological grandparent–grandchild link when the father is deceased, unavailable, or unwilling to test.
Starting at $379
View informational grandparent testing →Court-admissible grandparent DNA results for immigration, inheritance, and legal proceedings.
Starting at $499
View legal grandparent testing →Infidelity testing, semen detection, unknown samples, personal objects, touch DNA, and other specialty cases — handled with complete confidentiality.
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View custom DNA testing →Some cases involve unique circumstances — custody disputes, deceased individuals, immigration paperwork, or specialty testing needs. A local coordinator will help you understand exactly what you need before you commit to anything.
Talk to a coordinatorThree ways to get tested:
Dispatch fees only apply if you choose mobile collection — the exact total is shown before you pay at checkout.
Pricing depends on the type of test and how you choose to complete your collection. Legal tests (used for court, custody, child support, or immigration) have a base price if you visit an accredited partner location, with an additional mobile dispatch fee if you'd rather have a certified collector come to you. Informational tests are flat-priced, mail-in only, with no dispatch fee. Exact current pricing for each test is shown on the cards above and confirmed again at checkout before you pay.
No. You can schedule directly with us for any DNA testing service — no doctor's order, prescription, or referral required.
Legal and informational paternity results are typically ready within 5–7 business days after the lab receives your sample. Early gender testing results are typically available in 3–5 business days. Prenatal (NIPP) timelines can vary based on when the sample is collected during pregnancy — your coordinator will confirm an expected timeline before you book. Rush processing may be available for some tests; call (219) 315-0345 to ask.
Yes, for legal paternity and legal prenatal (NIPP) testing. You can choose to have a certified collector — or a certified phlebotomist for prenatal blood draws — come to your home, office, or another private location instead of visiting a partner site, for an additional mobile dispatch fee shown at checkout. Informational tests are mail-in only: we ship a self-collection kit to you, and there's no in-person collector option for that test type.
Completely. We never share your results or personal information with employers, insurers, schools, or any third party. Results are delivered only to you, unless you specifically request otherwise in writing. Your sample is processed by an independent, AABB-accredited laboratory under strict confidentiality protocols.
Yes. We coordinate paternity and relationship DNA testing nationwide through a network of accredited partner collection sites. Enter your zip code at checkout to be matched with options near you, or call (219) 315-0345 and a coordinator can confirm availability in your area before you book.
Legal testing follows a strict, supervised chain-of-custody collection process, including photo ID verification, and produces results that are court-admissible — accepted for child support, custody, immigration, adoption, and birth certificate matters. Informational testing is for personal knowledge only: a private, self-collected mail-in kit, with no court admissibility. Both use the same underlying DNA analysis and accuracy — the difference is entirely in how the sample is collected and documented, not in the science. If you're not sure which one you need, call (219) 315-0345 and a coordinator can help you decide.
Our tests are processed by an independent, AABB-accredited laboratory and typically return a probability of paternity of 99.9% or greater when there is a match, and a 100% exclusion when there is not. This level of accuracy applies to both legal and informational tests — the underlying DNA science is identical for both.
No. A paternity test can be conducted using only samples from the alleged father and the child. Including the mother's sample is optional, though it can add statistical strength to the result in certain cases.
Yes. This is called a non-invasive prenatal paternity test (NIPP or NIPT) and can typically be performed as early as 7–9 weeks into pregnancy using a blood sample from the mother — no procedure involving the baby is required. NIPP is different from prenatal genetic screenings for chromosomal conditions; it specifically compares fetal DNA circulating in the mother's blood to the alleged father's DNA to determine paternity.
There is no minimum age. Paternity testing can be performed on a newborn using a simple cheek swab, with no blood draw or discomfort involved for the child.
For a private, informational test, participation is voluntary, and a sample is generally needed from the person being tested. For a legal case already in the court system, a judge can order a party to submit to DNA testing as part of the proceedings. If you're navigating this situation, a family law attorney can advise on the appropriate legal steps in your state.
In many states, yes — a legal, chain-of-custody paternity test result can support adding or correcting a father's name on a birth certificate, though the exact process varies by state. Check your state's requirements or ask a coordinator for guidance specific to your situation.
Nationwide DNA testing — mail-in, partner locations, or mobile dispatch.
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In-depth educational resources on legal admissibility, court-ordered testing, immigration protocols, prenatal NIPP, laboratory accuracy, and what to expect at your collection appointment.
