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See http://www.aabb.org/sa/facilities/Pages/RTestAccrFac.aspx for a list of accredited laboratories.

The higher the paternity index on a positive test, the more reliable the test (numbers in the millions are more reliable than number in the hundreds). Biologically related alleged fathers can also impact the results of a test if all possible related fathers are not tested.

It is very important that everyone tested is positively identified either by all parties being present at the sample collections or witnessing the picture of the individual tested. Although it is not impossible for an error to happen in a laboratory that causes a test to be incorrect, it is much more likely that if a test incorrectly excludes a man as the father, the incorrect man was tested. This can happen as a result of intentional deceit or because someone with a similar name was tested in error.

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I would like to know because I am concerned for my granddaughter, who may NEVER know who her father is, OR may know who he is, but never have the benefit of having a relationship with him because HE does NOT believe she is his.

Thank you for your kind and accurate response to my inquiry.

Have a TREMENDOUS day !!!

Tom Torchia
If you would like, you can call me collect. THANKS !!!
(717) 571 – 8731 (cell)

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