DNA TESTING NEW JERSEY
Your Trusted DNA Testing Center
Welcome to DNA Testing NJ, we specialize in accurate and reliable DNA testing services. Our clinic offers a range of services across New Jersey, including:
1- Paternity Test.
2- Immigration DNA Test.
3- Prenatal Paternity Test.
4- Forensic DNA Testing.
Call us for a free consultation, our specialists will answer any questions you have about Paternity Testing and arrange a convenient appointment at one of our patient service centers closest to you.
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DNA TESTING NEW JERSEY
Phone: (908) 494-5750
Email:Biogeneticdna@gmail.com
Paterson, NJ Jersey City,NJ
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Our Services
At DNA Testing New Jersey, we specialize in providing accurate and reliable DNA testing services for legal purposes. Our court-admissible Paternity Test results are accepted in any court in the United States of America. They are used for any legal purpose including child custody, divorce, child support, inheritance, birth certificate, real estate cases, and more.
Personal Knowledge or Peace of Mind Paternity Test
Our Personal Knowledge or Peace of Mind Paternity Test is a cost-effective alternative to Legal Paternity Testing. However, the results are as accurate as the Legal Paternity Test, although they are not admissible in a court of law, they are only for personal knowledge.
Prenatal Paternity Test Non-Invasive
Now you could know who the biological father of your child is after 8 weeks in to the pregnancy by simply drawing blood from the mother and the alleged father. Unlike amniocentesis, a Non-invasive Prenatal Paternity Test does not require a needle inserted into the mother’s womb.
Immigration DNA testing is used in the immigration process to establish a genetic relationship of family members who wish to immigrate to the United States.
This exam is needed when USCIS has deemed that the documents presented in the application are not sufficient evidence of a biological relationship between the petitioner and beneficiary. Consequently the USCIS may request an immigration DNA test to demonstrate that biological relationship with your family member.