Prenatal Genetics Laboratory
Prenatal Genetics Laboratory provides non-invasive prenatal paternity testing for clients across the United States. Testing can be performed as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy using a simple blood sample from the mother and a DNA sample from the alleged father.
We coordinate maternal blood collection through local laboratories and hospitals across the U.S., making it possible to complete testing close to home. Whether you are located in a major city or a surrounding area, our team helps guide the entire process from start to finish.
Select Your City
We offer non-invasive prenatal paternity testing across the United States. The listed include detailed local pages with more information about testing and blood collection options in those areas.
If you do not see your city listed, we still offer prenatal paternity testing in your city. Simply contact our team to learn more about testing availability near you.
Simple, Straightforward NIPP Testing Process
The testing process is designed to be simple and accessible, no matter where you are located in the United States.
Begin by ordering your prenatal paternity test and speaking with our team about your timeline and testing needs.
A complete collection kit is shipped directly to you, including all materials for the mother and alleged father(s), along with clear instructions.
The mother’s blood sample is collected at a local laboratory or hospital. We help coordinate a convenient location, or you may use your own healthcare provider.
The alleged father’s DNA sample is typically collected using cheek swabs included in the kit.
Once samples are returned, results are typically available within approximately 8 business days.
Why Choose Prenatal Genetics Laboratory
We coordinate prenatal paternity testing across the United States, making testing accessible in a wide range of locations.
Testing is performed using a maternal blood sample, eliminating the need for invasive procedures.
Testing can begin as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy, allowing you to get answers sooner.
More than one potential father can be included in the same test when needed.
Your case is handled with privacy and discretion, with secure communication options available.
Our team helps guide you through each step of the process, from ordering your test to receiving results.
Complete NIPP Testing, From Start to Finish
When This Test Makes Sense
This test may be appropriate if you:
Accuracy and Timeline Overview
This prenatal paternity test uses advanced DNA analysis to deliver highly accurate results. Testing is performed using a maternal blood sample collected after 8 weeks of pregnancy, when sufficient fetal DNA is present.
For our clients in the United States, results are typically available within approximately 8 business days after all samples are received. If additional fetal DNA is required, a follow-up blood collection may be recommended to ensure accuracy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Separate collection kits can be sent to different locations, allowing each person to provide their sample independently, even if they are in different states.
The mother’s blood sample is collected at a local laboratory or hospital. We help coordinate a convenient location with our connections based on your area.
Prenatal paternity testing can be performed as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy. At this stage, there is typically enough fetal DNA present in the mother’s bloodstream to complete the analysis. Testing earlier than 8 weeks is not recommended, as it may not provide sufficient fetal DNA for accurate results.
If you are in Los Angeles, results are typically available within approximately 8 business days after all samples are received by the laboratory. Expedited options may also be available if needed.
Yes. All testing is handled with strict confidentiality. Your personal information and results are never shared without your consent, and communication preferences can be followed to ensure privacy. Additional safeguards, such as password-protected case access, are available for clients who require an extra level of discretion.
Yes. Multiple alleged fathers can be included in the same prenatal paternity test. This allows you to compare more than one potential match without needing separate tests. Collection materials can be provided for each individual, and all samples are analyzed together to determine the most accurate result.
Don’t let uncertainty disrupt your Spring. Get answers and the peace of mind you deserve.
