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DNA Paternity TestDURING PREGNANCY, MAY I DO A PATERNITY TEST?

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DNA Paternity TestDURING PREGNANCY, MAY I DO A PATERNITY TEST?

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Yes. A prenatal paternity test may be performed if the mother’s OB-GYN collects a DNA sample from the developing fetus through either chorionic villi sampling (10-13 weeks) or amniocentesis (14-24 weeks). The baby’s prenatal sample is then compared against the mother’s and alleged father’s DNA samples, which should be collected using the standard buccal swab method. However, when the mother is more than 24weekspregnant, she must wait until the baby is born to do a DNA paternity test. A newborn DNA Paternity Testbaby’s samples may becollected using the buccal method any time after birth, and a paternity test can be started immediately after the delivery. If you wish to schedule a paternity test during pregnancy, our helpful case managers stand readytoassist you. Please ring 1-888-312-4362 for a case manager to assist with your special needs or complete the on-line request for information.

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