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Can I use the DNA test results in court?

April 26, 2017Court dna test results

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Can I use the DNA test results in court?

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Many centers now offer court-approved tests, but also lower cost “curiosity testing.” If you aren’t sure if you will need the results for a court case, it is probably worth the extra cost to go ahead and have a court-approved test done.

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We offer court-approved tests only. If you aren’t sure if you will need the results for a court case, it is probably worth the extra cost to go ahead and have a court-approved test done. We offer legal Chain of Custody DNA Paternity Testing in the following areas in Oregon: Bend, La Pine, Madras, Prineville, Redmond, and Sisters, but will make exceptions. If you need a DNA Paternity Test outside of this area we suggest you go to the Identigene site. Call 541-977-5337 to schedule your legal DNA Paternity Test.

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Yes, we do offer court-approved tests. If you aren’t sure if you will need the results for a court case, it is probably worth the extra cost to go ahead and have a court-approved test done. Paternity Testing for Legal Purposes at AccuMolecular Diagnostics are only $355 for a standard buccal swab DNA test.

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Many centers now offer court-approved tests, but also lower cost “curiosity testing.” If you aren’t sure if you will need the results for a court case, it is probably worth the extra cost to go ahead and have a court-approved test done.

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Many centers now offer court-approved tests, but also lower cost “curiosity testing.” If you aren’t sure if you will need the results for a court case, it is probably worth the extra cost to go ahead and have a court-approved test done.