Offering DNA testing for legal and non-legal purposes
Legal DNA test – when needing a DNA test for paternity, child custody or any court ordered purpose a legal DNA test must be performed at a testing center, the child/children and the alleged father will be scheduled to go to one of our many testing centers nationwide with appropriate documentation, identification, and the test will be performed by a qualified DNA test collector who will then send the specimen to a certified AABB laboratory. Results will be available in approximately 10 days after the laboratory receives the specimen.
Non-legal DNA test -this test is performed for informational purposes only, a DNA certified test kit will be sent to the purchaser via regular mail or overnight delivery. The kit will include clear instructions of how to perform the DNA test, the purchaser will utilize an oral fluid swab for the child/children and alleged father. upon completion the specimen will be placed in a prepaid delivery envelope and sent to our AABB certified laboratory. Results will be available in approximately 10 days after the specimens are received at the laboratory. Please remember the non-legal DNA test cannot be used in a court of law or for any legal purpose.
DNA testing plays a crucial role in various aspects of life, from uncovering ancestry details to resolving legal matters. In Tallula, IL, Accredited Drug Testing offers comprehensive DNA testing services tailored to meet your unique needs. Whether you're seeking clarity on family origins or need court-admissible results for a legal case, our reliable and confidential services are designed to provide you with the precision and efficiency you require. Our strategic partnerships with certified AABB Laboratories ensure that every DNA test result you receive is accurate and trustworthy. Whatever your reason for exploring DNA testing, we have a solution to provide the answers and peace of mind you deserve.
Our Legal DNA Testing delivers court-admissible results using stringent chain-of-custody processes, ideal for paternity cases, custody disputes, and immigration requirements, ensuring accuracy and legal compliance in Menard County.
Non-Legal DNA Testing services offer personal insights into paternity, ancestry, and genetic health, providing confidential results quickly without the need for legal documentation, perfect for private knowledge and understanding.
Sample collection is the first step, performed at our Tallula, IL centers by specialists to ensure proper handling. After collection, your samples are sent to our accredited labs for precise DNA analysis.
In our labs, expert technicians conduct detailed DNA sequencing and profiling, identifying critical genetic markers. The entire process is overseen to maintain test integrity and accuracy.
Results are typically available within 3-5 days and provide clear, understandable conclusions. You can receive your results through secure, confidential channels, offering the answers you need promptly.
Accredited Drug Testing ensures DNA test accuracy through certified AABB labs and stringent quality controls. Our results are verified to provide reliable answers, meeting all industry standards for legal and personal purposes.
Our DNA testing services in Tallula, IL, utilize advanced genetic markers and profiling techniques, assuring precise DNA sequencing for every test. Trust our adherence to accreditation for dependable results.
Establishing parentage for custody/support.
Our DNA tests provide undeniable proof of parentage, essential for custody and support cases. These court-admissible results help judges make accurate decisions, ensuring responsible parenting roles and necessary financial support.
Confirming familial relationships.
Our reliable DNA tests confirm family links, clarifying relationships among siblings, grandparents, and more. These trusted results resolve inheritance issues and reinforce family bonds by verifying biological connections.
Immigration cases requiring proof of biological relationships.
For immigration purposes, our DNA tests verify necessary biological relationships to obtain visas or citizenship. These legal DNA tests are accepted by immigration authorities, aiding in family reunification with minimal delays.
Adoption cases or identifying unknown biological relatives.
Through DNA tests, adoptees can identify unknown biological relatives, offering critical insights into their genetic background. This clarity aids in identity understanding and emotional healing, while providing crucial family health data.
Genealogy and ancestry exploration.
Our genealogy DNA testing services explore ancestry and ethnic roots, revealing historical migration patterns. These insights increase awareness of cultural identity and enhance personal heritage exploration.
Our DNA tests adhere to legal standards in Menard County, ensuring court-accepted accuracy for family law cases. We maintain strict chain-of-custody protocols, guaranteeing results that courts in Tallula, IL, recognize for legal proceedings.
Accurate establishment of biological ties is vital in Tallula, IL custody cases. Our certified services comply with Menard County court guidelines, providing the documentation needed to authenticate samples, protecting the legal credibility of your DNA results.
Our precise alignment with Menard County court regulations provides clear and trustworthy solutions for difficult family law cases. Families in Tallula, IL rely on us for detailed testing and legally defensible reports, ensuring fair settlements in disputes.
Menard County Clerk of Court
Main judicial office for family law and custody cases.
Illinois Office of the Attorney General: Immigrant Services
Assistance for legal and immigration matters.
Central Illinois Lawyers
Network of experienced family law attorneys.
Illinois Department of Public Health
Offers resources and information on public health and genetic testing.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Official government portal for immigration DNA testing information.
Tallula Local Court
Local court handling family law matters relevant to DNA tests.
