DNA TESTING NEW JERSEY

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IDTO provides DNA Testing services throughout the entire state of New Jersey. We offer convenient locations and mobile collectors near your city for in-office appointments. Call 973-718-4515 to schedule.

For those seeking non-legal DNA testing with peace of mind, we also offer convenient At-Home DNA Test Kits.

NEW JERSEY DNA PATERNITY TESTING LOCATIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a paternity test cost in New Jersey?

At IDTO DNA Testing center, we offer legally admissible paternity tests starting at $375.

Our pricing structure varies based on several factors:

The number of individuals involved in the test affects the cost.

Expedited results come with a higher price tag.

Our testing facility location influences the overall expense.

Court-ordered tests require payment from the requesting parties.

State-approved private companies like ours conduct these DNA tests.

County agencies may initially cover test costs in certain situations.

Parties contesting results bear the financial burden of additional testing.

Financial assistance becomes available for those demonstrating inability to pay.

Home paternity tests cost less but lack legal admissibility in court proceedings.

Multiple possible fathers increase the complexity and price of testing.

IDTO DNA Testing center provides accurate, reliable results for all paternity testing needs.

How do I get a DNA test in NJ?

Getting a DNA Test is simple. Contact our office at 973-718-4515 to schedule an appointment. To order a Peace of Mind Non-legal DNA Test online order here.

How to establish paternity in New Jersey?

Establishing paternity in New Jersey involves several methods:
Voluntary acknowledgment serves as the primary method for unmarried parents. The father signs a document affirming his paternity.

Legal paternity must be established for unmarried parents. This process protects the child’s rights and ensures support.

Genetic testing determines biological fatherhood when voluntary acknowledgment is not possible. The program assists with this process.
Marriage at the time of birth automatically establishes paternity. The husband becomes the legal father listed on the birth certificate.

Child support collection requires paternity establishment as a crucial first step.
Benefits for the child stem from established paternity. These include health insurance, inheritance rights, and access to Social Security or veteran’s benefits.

Medical history access becomes available to the child through paternity establishment. This information proves valuable in future years.

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