In DNA Paternity testing, the DNA profile of the child is compared with the alleged father’s DNA, with or without the presence of the mother’s DNA profile. A person’s genetic make-up is unique since half of the child’s DNA is inherited from the biological father and the other half from the biological mother, through DNA paternity testing one can tell whether the alleged father and the child are biologically related or not.

Main Aim of Paternity DNA testing services is: 

• Establish a specific medical history for the child.
• Prevent conflict in adoption.
• Create a registration for immigration.
• Promote peace of mind for all concerned.
• Get child support.
• Determine the biological father or biological mother

Normally the Paternity DNA testing helps:

• A woman who seeks support from a man who denies being the father of the child.
• A man trying to win custody or visit
• Adoptive children seeking their biological family
• Those seeking to identify one parent when the other parent is absent or deceased, or wishing to identify other lost parents.
• Those wishing to determine the rights of grandparents, inheritance taxes or whether the twins are identical or fraternal.
• People seeking to enter a country on the ground that they are a blood relative of a citizen or a person seeking to establish born rights.
• Related criminal cases, such as rape, homicide, and incest.

The paternity DNA test is currently the most reliable method to confirm or exclude the father-child biological relationship between two or more people. The test can use for a wide variety of reasons including peace of mind, legal cases or immigration purposes.