Hi, Jamie. We have seen this kind of result from time to time. In each individual case, when the DNA profiles of the two tests were compared, these profiles were different. Of course, the results can also be different. Sometimes, when you test at home, scams can occur. The man may submit someone else`s DNA, or the mother may submit someone else`s DNA instead of her child`s. For this reason, during a home test, we always recommend that participants be together to observe each other`s DNA collection and even sending. If this is not possible, they should simply pass a legal and attested test the first time. In your case, as long as the DNA for the second test is exactly the same as for the first, you can expect exactly the same result. I hope this helps! Hello, Beryl. As a candidate, he can certainly see the results, but he has to call us directly (you can`t call him). You can be sure that the results for the samples given to us were correct. We are a highly accredited laboratory with rigorous testing processes and perform each test twice.

So, again, I just suggest you let him call us. As a leading paternity testing laboratory, we often hear from clients who have taken a paternity test at home and now want to use the results of that test for child support or child custody. But they can`t! Courts in the United States do not accept the results of a paternity test at home. The reason for this is that during a paternity test at home, the court has no way of verifying that the DNA being tested actually belongs to the people whose names appear on the test. For your legal DNA results to qualify for your paternity case or other legal purposes, they must (2) meet basic criteria. First, that the laboratory performing the test is truly AABB accredited and, second, that the rules of the chain of custody are strictly followed. Some small labs promoting a cheap legal DNA test allow participants to choose their own collector. Surprisingly, they even send the collection kit directly to the customer. This is a direct violation of the AABB`s requirements for anyone associated with the test legally authorized by the court to be in possession of the collection kit. Please note that this can be very expensive for your family in the long run.

For this reason, we never ship collection kits to people other than just one, a doctor`s office or clinic. My son took paternity through your company. His ex-girlfriend said the test came back negative, but she doesn`t believe it and she won`t send him the results. Is there a way for him to get the results directly from you? I am writing to you because he does not have a phone or computer at the moment. She wants him to do another test. How likely is the first test to have been wrong? Thank you, I understand that part. But if I went to see you in a clinic, why does he say that the lab cannot confirm where the samples came from and that they were not taken by a third party? I called the clinic and they told me that their only purpose was to act as a third party. I don`t understand that it was a test of curiosity, and I can`t use it in court. But if I went to a clinic and they are the third party, I understand why this NOTE is on my test results.

Is it possible to pass a legal DNA test to prove paternity for legal cases if my biological father lives outside the United States, but not me.or is it necessary for me to travel to Panama.?. We try to include his name on my birth certificate. Since I understand that my test was not done for legal purposes, I do not understand why, when I went to a clinic, my results indicate that it is not confirmed where the samples came from and that I did not receive these samples from a third party if all of the above was collected by a third party provided by you. I`m just a little confused, because when I went to the clinic to get the collected samples, the IDs were collected and photos were taken. So I don`t understand why my results always say they weren`t collected by a third party. I took a test just for peace of mind. But the results were sent to me by email, not email. What for? If they are not used for legal purposes and have been collected in 2 separate clinics. Please note that New York State requires that all paternity tests be approved by a doctor or attorney and collected by an uninvolved third party. Thus, all New York State paternity cases meet the requirements for judicially authorized review. Learn more about paternity testing for New York State residents.

Hello, vineyard. It may be that your results were ready, and for some reason, the dishes simply haven`t provided them to you yet. We only perform the tests in these cases; We have no control over how the results are published. Please contact them for more information about your test as we are not allowed to chat directly with you. Sorry! Hello, Jeff. We no longer perform these types of tests, but these people may be able to help you: www.bodetech.com/ Provides ready-to-use results that can be used to resolve legal issues, such as: The results of national or legal paternity are the same and provide the same level of accuracy to prove or exclude paternity. Only the results of a legal DNA test are legally allowed. When a person performs a home test with us, Meliah, they agree to the following in accordance with our Terms and Conditions: “I represent and warrant that I have obtained all required permits, consents and approvals from the person(s) submitting DNA samples (or parent(s/guardian)) of that person if they are under 18 years of age).” This means that all the criteria set out in this paragraph of the text must be met for the results to be accepted by the court. The clinic must be an establishment approved by our laboratory so that we can issue legally authorized results. If you want to make sure your results are admissible in court, just give us a call to make sure all the right steps are taken and that the clinic where you are tested is approved.

We have to send them case documents, etc. “Note: Since the samples were not taken under a strict chain of custody by a neutral third party and the laboratory cannot verify the origin of the samples, this test result may not be defensible in court for the determination of paternity and other legally related issues. The tested parties expressly understand that the result of this test is solely for personal knowledge and curiosity. “What does this mean? If I went to a clinic, why is it said that it was not taken by a third party and that the laboratory cannot verify the origin of the samples? I`m just a little confused with the NOTE part.