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A parent refuses DNA test: what you need to know

Introduction A court may be able to order a DNA test even if the mother refuses, while in other cases, it may not be possible. This article will explore the various factors that could influence whether or not a court can order a DNA test if a parent refuses. ...

Can a Court-ordered DNA Test be refused? Best Interest

Introduction Can a Court-ordered DNA Test be ordered? Best Interest! The question of whether a court can order a DNA test if the mother or father refuses is one that is often asked. Read on! Court-ordered DNA test: Legal Precedent In some cases, courts...

Embassy doing DNA tests: Important Green card questions

Embassy doing DNA TESTS: Green card important questions If you’re an embassy official who is responsible for conducting DNA tests for green card applicants, you know how important it is to get the results of the tests back as quickly and accurately as possible....

Cost of confidential DNA tests in the UK

Cost of confidential DNA tests in the UK If you’re considering taking a DNA test, you might be wondering how much it will cost. This blog post will discuss the average cost of confidential DNA tests in the UK. We’ll also talk about some of the...

Are Home DNA Kits Accurate? – A true life investigation

If you’re considering purchasing a home DNA kit, you’re probably wondering how accurate they are. After all, these kits claim to be able to tell you everything from your ancestry to your health risks. So, what’s the truth? The recent...

What are the pros and cons of DNA testing?

What are the pros and cons of DNA testing? DNA testing is a way to determine a person’s genetic makeup. It can be used for a variety of purposes, such as identifying genetic disorders, determining paternity, or finding out more about one’s ancestry. DNA...

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London, Kent, UK, Worldwide postage.

All our DNA tests are available anywhere in the world as we will send you a DNA peace of mind test kit that will be delivered to your address in a discreet envelope. When you receive it, take your sample as directed in the kit, then either post the DNA samples to the address in the UK that is enclosed in the kit or post it back to us and we will forward it to the laboratory in the UK for a fee.