AZ Mobile DNA Test FAQs
Most frequent questions and answers
DIY paternity test results are not admissible in court
Regretfully, private, DIY (do it yourself) paternity test results are not admissible in any court. However, AZ DNA provides legal tests that are admissible and acceptable in all Courts throughout the United States. Additionally, some examples of why a judge might order a paternity test would be to add or remove a parent from a child’s birth certificate, health insurance, establishing child support, custody, CPS (Child Protective Services), school enrollment, or for an inheritance.
Some of the DNA testing services we provide
Free in-home mobile DNA paternity testing
Legal Sibling DNA testing
Embassy or USCIS immigration testing
Legal Post-mortem DNA testing
Infidelity DNA testing
Legal DNA paternity test
DNA testing father, mother, and child
- Alternative DNA Paternity Test
- Legal Aunt or Uncle DNA Test
- Legal Grandparent DNA Test
- Hair DNA Test
How long does paternity testing take?
When all parties involved have completed their DNA sample collections, results get delivered in as little as 2 to 3 days. Then, we call you and tell you the results verbally over the phone and email you a notarized copy of the laboratory report, which you can print off and use legally in any Court.
Should I avoid anything prior to the appointment?
In an effort to avoid sample contamination, please avoid eating or breastfeeding 20 minutes before the scheduled appointment.
Are your DNA paternity test results accurate?
Absolutely, AZ DNA uses the latest cutting-edge technology for testing to ensure effective and precise results. Plus, we use up to 35 genetic markers to ensure accuracy, making your results 100% accurate.
How do our DNA test results satisfy a court order to establish paternity or child support?
While our paternity test process is similar to a DIY (do it yourself) paternity test procedure, our legal DNA testing results are AABB accredited through our laboratory DDC.
Unfortunately, doing a private test is strictly for common knowledge. With that said, a judge will never accept private or personal test results under any circumstances. Unfortunately, the judge will order you to do the test again with someone who provides AABB-accredited results.
Save yourself time, money, and frustration the first time around by doing a legal test.
Is there a blood test for legal paternity testing?
Surprisingly, no blood. Instead, we collect DNA samples using a simple swab method from the inside of the mouth and cheeks around the gums. Plus, our simple mouth swab is painless and as accurate as a blood draw. In addition, AZ DNA uses up to 35 genetic marker technology to achieve test results up to 100% accurate.
How does AZ DNA collect a sample from people?
We come to your home, office, park, or place of choice for the sample collection and perform a simple mouth swab from the inside of the cheek.
Can you come to my home or office to take the sample?
Yes! We send professionals to you at your home, park, or office to collect samples discretely and quickly. Furthermore, we have same-day free mobile appointments available throughout Maricopa County and surrounding cities.
Who has access to my results?
As a result of your personal privacy, our legal DNA test results are strictly confidential and only shared with the parties involved at the time of collection. Therefore, unlike DIY (do it yourself) paternity test results, our tests are sufficient for all legal matters.
Furthermore, your results stay protected by HIPPA. So, the only way for someone to get your test results outside of the parties involved at the time of collection would be by only a court order from a judge to have the results released.