Paternity Testing in Pasadena, CA

Trustworthy, Fast, and Precise Results

At Fastest Labs of Pasadena, we deliver reliable paternity testing services that ensure both precision and trustworthiness. Our DNA paternity tests adhere to strict industry standards, making them suitable for legal documentation of biological connections or for personal reassurance. We are dedicated to providing quick, accurate, and budget-friendly testing options while maintaining complete confidentiality and client contentment.

We offer two primary types of paternity tests: legally accepted tests and non-legal tests aimed at personal understanding. Our diverse range of paternity testing services meets the needs of individuals, legal experts, and various immigration processes. Our objective is to furnish timely and reliable test results for every client.

For further details about our paternity testing services in Pasadena, please reach out to us at (626) 714-2926 or visit our website’s contact page.

Paternity Testing Explained

A paternity test is the most effective method to confirm whether a man is the biological parent of a child. This procedure involves comparing the DNA profiles of both the suspected father and the child. High levels of accuracy are maintained by analyzing specific genetic markers that are inherited, which is vital for verifying paternity.

Our Paternity Testing Methodology

Here’s a brief outline of the simple, non-invasive paternity testing process at Fastest Labs of Pasadena, with results generally available in 2-3 days:

• Visit our modern, comfortable facilities.
• A qualified technician will gather painless cheek swabs from all parties involved.
• The samples are analyzed in our laboratory, concentrating on accurate DNA markers.
• Results are swiftly communicated to the relevant parties.

At Fastest Labs of Pasadena, we prioritize the confidentiality and precision of your paternity test results. We follow the highest standards and practices in the industry to assure the reliability of our findings. Our tests are suitable for legal contexts, such as child custody and child support cases.