I always thought that only the DNA of the child and the (potential) father was required, but I recently heard that the DNA of the mother might also be required.
Does anyone who has actually experienced a paternity test know if this is true?
I always thought that only the DNA of the child and the (potential) father was required, but I recently heard that the DNA of the mother might also be required.
Does anyone who has actually experienced a paternity test know if this is true?
I always thought that only the DNA of the child and the (potential) father was required, but I recently heard that the DNA of the mother might also be required.
Does anyone who has actually experienced a paternity test know if this is true?
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I found a company called DNA Plus online but I've heard its a scam.
My family and I want a paternity test to be performed but we all live in different countries.
We want an official, government test (at a hospital) who can then issue a certificate of paternity robablility rather than a home test.
Can collect the samples at our diferent locations and send them in to the test centre, or do we have to be there in person?
Alos, I understand that the result will be more accurate with the mums DNA as well?
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