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When it comes to establishing biological relationships, accuracy, confidentiality, and speed are paramount. As the leading provider of DNA paternity testing in Miami, Florida, we offer highly accurate genetic testing solutions tailored to your unique needs. Our partnered laboratories maintain the highest industry standards to guarantee a 99.99% accuracy rate for inclusions.
Our Legal DNA Paternity Tests are processed by AABB-accredited laboratories, ensuring that the results are completely valid and admissible in a court of law. This requires a strict "chain of custody" protocol. An unbiased, certified professional will verify the identities of all participants and collect the buccal (cheek) swab samples. These official results are widely accepted by courts for child support, custody disputes, and immigration.
You no longer have to wait until the baby is born to find answers. Our Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) testing determines the biological father with exceptional accuracy starting as early as 7 weeks into the pregnancy. Unlike amniocentesis, NIPP poses absolutely zero risk to the mother or the fetus. The process requires a standard blood draw from the mother and a cheek swab from the alleged father.
We understand that visiting a location isn't always convenient. Alongside our primary collection centers located at 1680 Michigan Ave in Miami Beach and 252 NW 29th Street in Wynwood, we offer dedicated mobile phlebotomy services. Our certified technicians can travel directly to your home, office, or hospital room to securely collect your DNA samples in total privacy and comfort.
⚖️ Legal Court Admissible Test: Requires a strict chain-of-custody process. An unbiased third party will verify identities, take photos, and collect the DNA samples. Results are accepted by courts for child support, custody, immigration, and birth certificate amendments.
🏠 Peace of Mind Test: Fast and strictly for your own private knowledge. Because identities are not legally verified by a third party, this test is NOT valid in a court of law, though it uses the exact same laboratory accuracy.