Paternity Testing in Phoenix

Trusted Paternity Testing Solutions

Whether it's for legal purposes or personal peace of mind, paternity testing services offer a reliable and affordable solution. With the abundance of testing centers, choosing a trustworthy destination can be challenging. At Fastest Labs of West Phoenix, our top priority is to deliver affordable and accurate test results with the utmost care and privacy.

We perform tests using the latest technology and techniques. Our labs are immaculate and sanitary, prioritizing accuracy and confidentiality above all else. We lead with expertise and rely on high-quality equipment to deliver quick and non-intrusive testing solutions, so you can rest assured your results are untampered and correct.

Accurate, Cost-Effective Paternity Tests

Our test process includes three simple steps to ensure accuracy beyond a reasonable doubt. First, we collect DNA samples via a buccal swab. We then study both DNA samples, looking for repeat and overlapping sequences. Our team meticulously reviews and analyzes the results to ensure their accuracy. Lastly, we report the results with the utmost confidence and confidentiality, providing peace of mind to all parties involved.

Customers seek paternity tests for many reasons, including:

• Visitation rights
• Fatherhood uncertainties
• Governmental or military benefits
• Child support
• Alimony
• Inheritance/will settlements
• Legal parenthood disputes

Our team has been providing reliable paternity testing services for years. We understand that seeking a paternity test can be stressful and emotional. That’s why investing in a trustworthy and compassionate service provider is worth it. Our failproof and time-tested testing processes emphasize privacy, accuracy, and sensitivity, particularly in complex cases.

We offer various test options to accommodate your specific needs. We have legal paternity tests that can be used in court for child support cases. Whatever you’re seeking, our mission is to provide affordable and accurate test results for each unique situation.

How Is A Paternity Test Done?

A paternity test is typically done through a process called DNA testing. The most common method used for paternity testing is called a DNA comparison test. Here's how a typical paternity test is done:

1. Sample Collection: The first step is to collect DNA samples from the alleged father, child, and, if available, the mother. The samples are usually collected using buccal swabs, which are small cotton swabs that are rubbed against the inside of the cheek to collect cheek cell samples. Buccal swabs are painless, non-invasive, and easy to use.

2. DNA Extraction: After the samples are collected, the DNA needs to be extracted from the collected cells. This involves breaking open the cells and isolating the DNA. The extraction process removes other cellular material and concentrates the DNA for further analysis.

3. DNA Analysis: Once the DNA is extracted, it undergoes analysis in a laboratory. The laboratory technicians use various techniques to examine specific regions of the DNA known as genetic markers. The markers used in paternity testing are highly variable between individuals, making them useful for determining biological relationships.

4. Comparison of Genetic Markers: The DNA profiles of the alleged father and child are compared to identify matching genetic markers. A child inherits half of their genetic material from their biological father, so if the alleged father is indeed the biological father, there should be matching markers between them.

5. Statistical Analysis: The laboratory performs a statistical analysis to calculate the probability of paternity based on the genetic data. The analysis compares the observed genetic markers between the alleged father and child and determines the likelihood of obtaining the results if the alleged father is the biological father versus if he is not.

6. Results: The laboratory generates a paternity test report with the results. The report typically includes a probability of paternity, indicating the likelihood of the alleged father being the biological father. A probability of 99% or higher is generally considered conclusive proof of paternity, while lower probabilities indicate exclusion of paternity.

It's important to note that accredited laboratories following rigorous quality control procedures ensure accurate and reliable results. The entire process, from sample collection to receiving the test results, usually takes a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the laboratory and the specific testing method used.

Call (623) 244-7391 anytime to schedule a professional paternity test!