Prenatal Paternity Testing
You don’t have to wait until the baby is born to establish paternity. Discover the truth as early as the 9th week of pregnancy.
Non-Invasive
Accurate & Early
Reliable results from the 9th week of pregnancy
Private
Confidential and secure
Emotional Clarity
Eliminate uncertainty early
What is a prenatal paternity test?
A prenatal paternity test is a method used to determine if the man is likely to be the baby’s biological father before the baby is born. It’s safe, doesn’t hurt the baby, and can be done quite early in the pregnancy.
Unlike regular paternity tests that are done after a baby’s birth, this test is done during pregnancy. It is a simple cheek swab from the alleged father.
Who is Prenatal Paternity Testing For?
Expectant Mothers. Women who wish to confirm the biological father of their child during pregnancy for personal, emotional, or health-related reasons.
Alleged Fathers. Men who are potential fathers and want to determine if they are the biological parent before the baby’s birth.
Couples. Partners who seek clarity and assurance about the paternity of their child during pregnancy.
Legal and Custody Planning. Individuals who need paternity information for legal reasons, such as child support or custody arrangements, before the baby arrives.
Healthcare Planning. Parents who want to prepare for any medical or health considerations that might be important if the child inherits specific genetic traits from the father.
Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) Test
Experience the most advanced technology in prenatal paternity testing with DNA Testing Solutions’ non-invasive prenatal paternity test (NIPP). This modern method uses DNA SNP microarray technology to analyze the baby’s DNA found in the mother’s bloodstream.
It’s a safe, accurate way to establish paternity before the baby is born, requiring just a simple blood draw from the mother and alleged father.
Available from the 9th week of pregnancy, this test offers results in 4-7 business days in lab with over 3,00 convenient blood collection locations nationwide.
- Accurate results in just 4-7 business days. (In Lab)
- Requires a simple cheek swab from the alleged father.
- Can be performed any time starting in the 9th week of pregnancy
- Over 3,000 blood collection locations
Prenatal Test with Amniocentesis or CVS
Traditional Testing Methods
For those considering a more traditional approach, our prenatal test with amniocentesis or CVS is available. This method involves obtaining the child’s DNA directly through an amniocentesis or CVS sample, usually conducted by an OB/GYN.
While these methods are highly accurate, they do involve some risks. Our prenatal experts are available for a confidential consultation to discuss if this option suits your needs. Results are typically available in just 3 business days in lab.
- Accurate results in just 3 business days
- The collection of the sample can be done by your OB/GYN
- Most affordable testing option
Call 888-362-3228 to speak with our prenatal testing experts today.
Which Prenatal DNA Test is Right for You?
Understanding your options for prenatal paternity testing is crucial. Whether you choose our state-of-the-art non-invasive test or the traditional amniocentesis or CVS method, DNA Testing Solutions is here to guide you through the process. Our paternity experts are ready to provide a brief, confidential consultation to help you decide the best approach for your unique situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to your questions about prenatal paternity testing
Prenatal paternity tests are highly accurate, typically offering over 99% accuracy in determining the father when the tested man is indeed the biological father, and 100% accuracy in excluding a man who is not the biological father.
It will Depend on Location or if it is needed for Legal Purposes.
Prices Range from $1099 – $1725
For a Legally Binding Prenatal $1625 3-5 Business days in Lab. (Call for any Discounts)
For Personal Use only $1199 (Cannot be used for anything Legal) 7-10 Business Days in Lab
Generally, insurance does not cover prenatal paternity tests as they are usually considered non-medical or elective procedures. It’s best to check with your specific insurance provider for details.
You can take a non-invasive prenatal paternity test as early as the 9th week of pregnancy.
Yes, the non-invasive prenatal paternity test, which uses a blood sample from the mother, is safe for both the baby and mother, posing no risk to either.
Non-invasive prenatal paternity tests use a blood sample from the mother, which is safe and poses no risk to the baby. Invasive tests, like amniocentesis or CVS (Chorionic Villus Sampling), involve taking a sample of amniotic fluid or placental tissue. Speak to your doctor about the small risk of complications.
A prenatal paternity test typically requires the consent of the alleged father. Testing without his consent may raise legal and ethical issues. It’s important to consult legal advice in such cases.
To prepare for a prenatal paternity test, schedule an appointment, ensure you’re at least 9 weeks pregnant, and have identification ready for both the mother and the alleged father. No special medical preparation is needed.
For a prenatal paternity test, a blood sample is required from the mother, a cheek swab sample is collected from the alleged father.
Once all samples are received at our laboratory, the processing time for a standard trio DNA test (which involves the alleged father, mother, and one child) typically takes between 4-7 business days in lab.
Once all samples are received at the lab, the standard testing time for a trio (alleged father, mother, and child) is approximately 3-5 working days. Next-day results are available upon request. Results sent by email, and can be mailed upon request or given by phone with proper identification.
