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If the genetic profile between the alleged father and child does not match, then the alleged father is definitively excluded from paternity (i.e., is not the father) with a certainty of 100%. If the genetic profile between the alleged father and the child matches, then a probability of paternity with a certainty of >99.99% is usually reported.
