What if the parents live in different places or took the genetic tests on different days?
Genetic testing can be completed even if mother and father reside in different places. The genetic testing lab will coordinate the samples. It is not necessary for each party to be tested on the same day. The results will be reviewed by the genetic testing lab and are not affected by the day or time the testing is conducted.
Genetic testing can be completed even if mother and father reside in different places. The genetic testing lab will coordinate the samples. It is not necessary for each party to be tested on the same day. The results will be reviewed by the genetic testing lab and are not affected by the day or time the testing is conducted. Is genetic testing necessary if the noncustodial parent on the case is the child’s biological mother? Paternity is not an issue when the biological mother is the noncustodial parent of the child(ren). How can I get a copy of the completed Affidavit Acknowleding Paternity (CSED 209 form)? You will need to make a request in writing to the CSED Paternity Acknowledgment Section, P.O. 53552, OKC, 73152. The request must include the names and SSN of the mother and father, the child’s name, date of birth, place of birth and approximate date the acknowledgment (209 form) was signed. The request must be signed by the mother or father as shown on the acknowledgment (209 form
