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Alternative Relationship Testing Options
Alternative Relationship Testing Options
Home Paternity | Home Maternity | Home Sibling | Home Grandparent | Home Avuncular (Uncle/Aunt)
When a direct parent-child DNA test cannot be performed because the alleged father or mother is unavailable, an at-home grandparent DNA test may provide valuable peace of mind. This testing option helps determine whether a grandparent and grandchild are biologically related. DNA Testing Newark (DTN) provides fast, accurate, and reliable at-home grandparent DNA testing for families seeking answers about their biological relationship.
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PEACE OF MIND HOME DNA GRANDPARENT TEST KIT OPTIONS
PEACE OF MIND HOME DNA GRANDPARENT TEST KIT OPTIONS
Forensic DNA Testing Options
Forensic DNA Testing Options
Don't have access to cheek swab samples? These forensic DNA testing options may be appropriate when a standard at-home DNA test cannot be performed.
How much does an At-Home DNA Grandparent Test cost in New Jersey?
How much does an At-Home DNA Grandparent Test cost in New Jersey?
Prices starts at $290.00. Call 866-269-2516 to order by phone or order a DNA kit from this page.
How to order a Peace of Mind DNA Test Kit:
How to order a Peace of Mind DNA Test Kit:
Getting started with an Home Sibling Test is simple. Below is a brief overview of what you can expect throughout the testing process.
Step 1: Order Your DNA Test Kit
Order your test kit online from this page or contact our office at 866-269-2516 to place your order by phone.
Step 2: Shipping DNA Test Kit
After your purchase is completed, please allow up to one business day for your DNA test kit to be shipped to your home.
Step 3: Collect and Return Your Samples
Once your kit arrives, follow the enclosed instructions to collect your DNA samples. After collecting the samples, place all required materials into the prepaid return envelope and ship them back to the laboratory for analysis.
Step 4: Laboratory Analysis and Results
After the laboratory receives all specimen samples, please allow approximately 2 to 3 business days for testing and analysis. Upon completion, a copy of your results will be sent will be mailed to your home address and an additional copy will be emailed to you.DNA samples on file are kept for 3 months on average and then destroyed.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click To View)
Frequently Asked Questions (Click To View)
How long will it take for me to receive my Peace of Mind Grandparent Test Results?
How long will it take for me to receive my Peace of Mind Grandparent Test Results?
Results are completed within 2 to 3 business days from the date the lab receives all genetic samples. Once testing is complete, a copy of your results will be mailed to your home and another will be emailed to you.
Are Home Grandparent DNA Test results accurate?
Are Home Grandparent DNA Test results accurate?
Yes. At-Home Sibling Testing is highly accurate because the laboratory compares specific genetic markers inherited from biological parents. When DNA samples are properly collected, stored, and submitted according to the test kit instructions, the laboratory can perform a reliable genetic comparison between the tested individuals.
Our partner laboratory typically analyzes up to 22 genetic markers during the paternity testing process to determine the probability of a biological relationship. In paternity inclusion cases, the probability of paternity is commonly reported as 99.99% or higher.
Are DNA results confidential?
Are DNA results confidential?
Yes. Your DNA test results are kept confidential. Results are released only to the individuals directly involved with your grandparent DNA test. DNA results may be released by court order from or a judge but not before you are notified.
What is the difference between At-Home vs Legal Grandparent DNA Test?
What is the difference between At-Home vs Legal Grandparent DNA Test?
The difference between an at-home grandparent DNA test and a legal grandparent DNA test is the intended use of the DNA results. An at-home grandparent DNA test is a peace-of-mind test and is intended for informational purposes only. The results cannot be used for legal matters.
A legal grandparent DNA test requires a documented chain of custody. DNA samples must be collected by an impartial third-party DNA sample collector and analyzed by our partner AABB-accredited laboratory. This collection process helps ensure the results are legally admissible for court proceedings and other legal purposes.
To learn more about our legal grandparent DNA testing services click here.
Can grandparent use hair for a DNA test?
Can grandparent use hair for a DNA test?
Yes. hair follicles samples can be used to perform a sibling test for one or both participants. DTN recommends you contact us at 866-269-2516 for more details about Hair DNA Testing.
Can a toothbrush be used for a grandparent DNA test?
Can a toothbrush be used for a grandparent DNA test?
Yes. A toothbrush sample can be used to perform a DNA sibling test for one or both participants. We recommend that the toothbrush sample ha been consecutively for a minimum of 8 weeks to build up genetic material for lab to have a chance of extracting a complete DNA profile for comparative analysis. Call us today at 866-269-2516 for details or to purchase a DNA kit.
Can earwax be used to perform a grandparent DNA test?
Can earwax be used to perform a grandparent DNA test?
Yes. If a cheek swab cannot be collected, ear wax may be used as an alternative DNA sample for an at-home sibling DNA test, provided enough biological material can be recovered for laboratory analysis. Contact DTN today at 866-269-2516 for information regarding the recommended method of acquiring an earwax sample
Why Choose DNA Testing Newark?
Why Choose DNA Testing Newark?
Families throughout Newark and New Jersey choose DNA Testing Newark because we help clients determine the correct DNA test before the DNA sample collection process begins.
Our services include:
Easy online purchasing
Split-location DNA testing when participants live in different cities or states
Confidential consultations
Responsive customer support
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