A Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) test, often commercially referred to as the Certainty test, is a safe and highly accurate DNA-based test used to determine biological fatherhood before a baby is born. It requires a simple blood sample from the mother and a cheek swab from the potential father, making it 100% safe for the pregnancy. 

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Court-Admissible Prenatal Paternity Testing
If you need to establish paternity before a child is born for child support, custody, or peace of mind, we guide clients through the Certainty Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) Test. This safe, highly accurate test can be performed as early as 7 weeks into a pregnancy using a blood sample from the mother and a cheek swab from the potential father.

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• Important Legal Note: To be admissible in child support hearings or family court, this test must be administered under a strict, third-party Chain of Custody at an accredited medical clinic or by a certified collector/phlebotomist. At-home commercial kits will not be accepted by the court.

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The GPS Origins Ancestry DNA Test is a highly advanced genetic tracking tool processed by the DNA Diagnostics Center (DDC). Unlike standard commercial ancestry tests that only provide broad, country-wide percentages, this test focuses on pinpointing the exact geographic coordinates—often down to a specific town, village, or island—where your ancestors' DNA actually formed. By analyzing over 80,000 genetic markers, it maps your lineage's precise historical migration routes stretching back roughly 1,000 years.

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Critical Legal Disclaimer for Family Law & Child Support Clients:
Please note that the GPS Origins test is designed strictly for informational and personal genealogy purposes. Because it is an at-home kit collected without independent identity verification, it does not possess a legal Chain of Custody. As a result, courts and child support agencies strictly reject ancestry tests for legal matters like establishing paternity, child support orders, custody disputes, or estate planning.

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If you require DNA evidence for an active or impending legal case, you must request a Legal, Court-Admissible Paternity Test administered by an authorized third-party medical professional.

This suite of tests is processed by the DNA Diagnostics Center (DDC). Rather than being a single test, these are specialized, science-based kits designed to identify genetic predispositions to specific lifestyle factors using a simple cheek swab.

For example, the Food & Pet Sensitivity kit examines 30 genetic markers to evaluate how your body processes common irritants.

 

Please note: this is not an allergy test. It tracks genetic sensitivities and tendencies, not immediate, life-threatening allergic reactions.

Chain of Custody relationship DNA testing is a strict, legally mandated documentation process used to verify the collection, handling, and analysis of genetic samples. Unlike a standard at-home "peace of mind" test kit, Chain of Custody results are legally defensible and admissible in a court of law. Courts and government entities require this specific type of testing to prevent fraud, tampering, or sample swapping.

It is commonly used for:

• Family Law Matters: Establishing legal paternity, child custody, or child support orders.

• Estate & Probate: Verifying biological relationships for inheritance and contested wills.

• Immigration Applications: Meeting USCIS requirements to prove biological family ties for visas or citizenship.

• Benefits & Life Insurance: Proving next-of-kin status to claim social security or insurance payouts.

 

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