There are additional testing procedures that must be performed after DNA samples have been properly collected and submitted to a certified lab for paternity testing.

Whether for confirmation of paternity, maternity, genetic relationships, legal requirements or simply peace of mind, once the samples have been delivered to the testing facility, the actions performed and the results provided are beyond the control of the potential biological parents, relatives, lawyers and all government agencies.

This is EXACTLY how it should be so as to ensure that the samples have not been tampered with, the identities of those submitting the samples are confirmed and that there is no abuse or interference with how the DNA testing lab conducts the tests and the lab analysis provided.

Confirming DNA Samples and Preparation for Testing

It is not necessary for any one submitting to a DNA test to fully understand the procedures involved in preparation of the samples for testing. The information provided is provided for those wishing to comprehend how such lab testing is performed.

What is likely far more important is to establish a communication interface between the testing laboratory, legal representatives and the individuals requesting the DNA analysis. This is highly warranted in legal cases involving paternity identification, child custody issues and financial support concerns.

Laboratory Analysis Methods

This place called any lab test now is where my husband had the dna test done for the suspected child his ex was claiming was his after 4 years. It only took 48 hours to get the results.

I share kids with my husband and they look so much like him it isn’t even funny. This kid resembles nothing of him at all. The dna test came back like 97%. This is not a submissible test result for court.

I just have this feeling that this child is not his. So what I am trying to ask is 48 hours a little soon to get results and could this test been a spoof like one that you go to and yeah whoever shows is the father.

Has anyone had this happen or know someone its happened to?  How often does false results happen?

I’ve been trying to find a DNA lab in Arkansas to get a paternity test done.

Does anyone know where one is around Fayetteville, AR?

Please help, I can’t find anything.