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Non-Invasive Prenatal
Paternity Testing-Non-Legal
A Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) test is a highly accurate method for determining the biological father of a child. This test can be conducted as early as 7 weeks into pregnancy using a simple blood draw from the mother and a cheek swab from the alleged father. The NIPP test analyzes cell-free fetal DNA circulating in the mother's bloodstream, comparing it to the DNA of the potential father. This advanced technology provides conclusive results with a high degree of accuracy, offering expectant parents certainty about paternity before the baby is born.
Legal Paternity DNA Testing
Court-Admissible
"When legal matters require definitive proof of paternity, our accredited laboratory offers AABB-compliant DNA testing that meets the highest standards of accuracy and reliability. Results can be used in divorce hearings, child support establishment, family court proceedings, and Social Security benefit claims."
Non-Invasive Prenatal
Paternity Testing-Legal use
A Legal Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) test is a court-admissible genetic analysis used to establish biological fatherhood as early as the seventh week of pregnancy. Unlike "at-home" kits, this version requires a strict chain-of-custody process where a neutral third party collects a blood sample from the mother and a cheek swab from the alleged father. Because the test relies on cell-free fetal DNA found in the mother’s bloodstream, it is 100% safe for the fetus and provides 99.9% accurate results that can be used as evidence for child support, custody, birth certificate amendments, and inheritance claims.
Paternity DNA Testing
Informational
"Curiosity keeping you up at night? Let's just say our paternity tests are way more reliable than staring at your baby to see if they have your nose. Get fast, accurate answers and finally get some sleep!"
Full Sibling DNA Testing
Informational
An Informational Full Sibling DNA Test is a private, "peace of mind" analysis used to determine if two people share both biological parents. Since this is for personal knowledge rather than court use, you collect the DNA samples yourself at home using cheek swabs and mail them to the lab. While the laboratory technology is identical to a legal test—analyzing shared genetic markers to produce a statistical probability of 90% or higher—the results are not legally admissible because a strict chain of custody is not required
Half Sibling DNA Testing
Informational
An Informational Half-Sibling DNA Test is a private, "peace of mind" analysis used to determine if two individuals share one biological parent (typically the father). Since this is for personal knowledge rather than court use, a strict chain of custody is not required.
Infidelity DNA Testing
"Facing uncertainty in your relationship? Our infidelity testing services offer a discreet way to get the answers you deserve. We understand this is a difficult time, and we are committed to providing accurate and confidential results with compassion and sensitivity."
Gender DNA Testing
"Share the joy of discovery sooner! Our non-invasive prenatal test reveals your baby's gender as early as 7 weeks into your pregnancy. Satisfy your curiosity and begin planning for your little one's arrival with this exciting glimpse into the future."
Ancestry DNA Testing
GPS ORIGINS
An Ancestry DNA (Origins) Test is a popular at-home genetic service used to discover your ethnic background and geographic roots. By analyzing over 700,000 genetic markers from a saliva sample, the test compares your DNA to a global reference database to provide a percentage-based breakdown of your heritage across thousands of regions.
Avuncular DNA Testing
Legal Use
An Avuncular DNA Test (Aunt/Uncle test) is a court-admissible genetic analysis used to determine a biological relationship between a child and their paternal or maternal aunt or uncle. Primarily used when the alleged parent is deceased, missing, or unavailable, this test requires a strict chain-of-custody process—including identity verification and professional sample collection—to be valid for inheritance claims, Social Security survivor benefits, or immigration. Because aunts and uncles share approximately 25% of their DNA with a niece or nephew, the results provide a statistical probability (often 90% or higher for a positive match) rather than a simple yes/no.
Full Sibling DNA Testing
Legal Use
A Legal Full Sibling DNA Test is a court-admissible analysis used to determine if two individuals share both biological parents. For the results to be used in legal matters like inheritance, Social Security benefits, or immigration, the test must follow a strict chain-of-custody where a neutral third party verifies identities and collects samples to be tested at the appropriate AABB accredited laboratory. This ensures the 99% probability results are legally valid and tamper-proof.
Half Sibling DNA Testing
Legal Use
A Legal Half-Sibling DNA Test is a court-admissible genetic analysis used to determine if two individuals share one biological parent (most commonly the father). Because this test is used for high-stakes matters like inheritance disputes, Social Security benefits, or immigration, it must follow a strict chain-of-custody protocol where a neutral third party verifies all identities and collects samples at a certified lab. While the test provides a statistical "sibling index" rather than a simple yes/no, results above 90% are typically accepted as conclusive proof of a half-sibling relationship in a court of law.
Mobile DNA Testing
'DNA PROFILES' offers a premier, concierge Paternity DNA testing experience designed for high-profile individuals who prioritize absolute privacy and convenience. We provide professional, in-home collections for Paternity and Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) testing, allowing clients to receive 99.9% accurate results without ever visiting a public clinic. Our service is strictly for informational, "peace of mind" purposes, meaning we do not require official names on reports, ensuring total anonymity. Whether you are seeking answers during or after pregnancy, we deliver the discretion and expert care that high-profile lifestyle demands.
High Profile Clients
Slam dunking that paternity test has never been easier! Juggling a busy schedule of red carpets and game days with a side of "who's the daddy?" drama? DNA Profiles is your MVP for discreet DNA testing. We'll send a collector to your home, office, mansion, yacht, or private jet – no paparazzi, no courtroom shenanigans, just confidential results delivered faster than you can spike the ball in the end zone or sink a 3-pointer at the buzzer. Call us today at 305-947-3990, and let's keep those family secrets under wraps.
Ancestry DNA
Paternal/Maternal Lineage
An Ancestry DNA Paternal and Maternal Lineage test is a private, "peace of mind" analysis that categorizes your ethnic origins and DNA matches into two groups: those from your father and those from your mother. Using "SideView™" technology, the lab analyzes your autosomal DNA to determine which genetic markers were inherited from each side, even if your parents haven't tested. While highly accurate for personal genealogy and finding relatives, these results are not legally admissible.
Avuncular DNA Testing
"In situations where direct paternity testing is not feasible, an avuncular DNA test can provide valuable insights. This test compares the DNA of a child with that of an alleged aunt or uncle to assess the probability of a shared biological lineage through the alleged father."
GRANDPARENTAGE
LEGAL USE
A Legal Grandparentage DNA Test is a court-admissible process used to establish a biological link between a grandparent and a grandchild. It is the standard alternative when the alleged father is unavailable for testing (due to death, absence, or refusal).
GRANDPARENTAGE
INFORMATIONAL
A grandparentage DNA test is a genetic test used to determine the biological relationship between a grandchild and one or both of their potential grandparents.
This test is most commonly used as an "indirect" way to establish paternity (or occasionally maternity) when the alleged father is deceased, incarcerated, or otherwise unavailable for a direct paternity test.