When is DNA paternity testing necessary?
(Order a Free Testing Kit or a Paternity Test Here) DNA paternity testing is necessary when the alleged father questions or denies paternity. If the alleged father is not available to participate in a paternity test (i.e., he is deceased, not willing to participate, or uncooperative), then a relative, such as the alleged fathers parents or siblings can be used to determine paternity by DNA testing. How is DNA paternity test done? (Order a Free Testing Kit or a Paternity Test Here) If DNA testing is ordered through GeneTree, you will either be scheduled for testing in the area where you live or you will be sent a free DNA collection kit used for personal DNA paternity testing. A sample of cells is taken from the alleged father, the mother and the child. A laboratory provides the testing. The tests compare many different and complex details of the child’s cells with similar details in the mother’s and alleged father’s cells. What does DNA paternity testing show? (Order a Free Testing Kit
