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Alternative Relationship Testing Options
Alternative Relationship Testing Options
Home Paternity | Home Maternity | Home Sibling | Home Grandparent | Home Avuncular (Uncle/Aunt)
Our at-home DNA test kits are available for multiple family relationships. Select the relationship that best matches your situation to learn about available testing options and pricing. Every kit includes detailed instructions, sample collection materials, and prepaid return shipping.
Don't see the DNA relationship test you're looking for? Contact our office at 866-269-2516. We'll help you determine the appropriate at-home DNA test before you place your order.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click To View)
Frequently Asked Questions (Click To View)
How much does an At-Home DNA Test cost in New Jersey?
How much does an At-Home DNA Test cost in New Jersey?
Prices starts at $190.00. Call 866-269-2516 to order by phone or order a Home Paternity Testing kit online here.
How to order a Home DNA Testing Kit:
How to order a Home DNA Testing Kit:
Getting started is simple. In order to purchase our Home DNA Test Kit just contact our office at 866-269-2516 or click here to order online and allow one of our relationship testing consultants the opportunity to assist you with your order today.
How long will it take for me to receive my Peace of Mind Home DNA Test Results?
How long will it take for me to receive my Peace of Mind Home DNA Test Results?
Results are completed within 2 to 3 business days from the date the lab receives all genetic samples.
What is the difference between legal and non legal at home paternity test?
What is the difference between legal and non legal at home paternity test?
The difference between an at-home paternity test and a legal paternity test is as follows:
An at-home paternity test is a non-legal DNA test intended for informational purposes. This type of test does not require a chain of custody, an unbiased third-party sample collector, or adherence to AABB chain of custody guidelines.
A legal paternity test requires a documented chain of custody. An unbiased third party must collect the samples, and the results are admissible in court and can be used for immigration purposes, among other legal matters.
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