Who Can Use DNA Testing?

• A man wondering if a child is really his.

• Someone wanting closure or peace of mind.

• A woman seeking child support from a man who denies he is the child's father.

• A person attempting to win visitiation or custody.

• A parent going through a divorce.

• A person seeking to establish Social Security benefits, inheritance rights, or Native American tribal rights.

• A person seeking to immigrate into the U.S. on the grounds that he or she is a blood relative of a citizen.

• Someone wanting to identify biological grandparents or siblings.

• Those who have received inconclusive results from other methods or who want a "second opinion".

• A suspicious spouse or loved one.

• Adopted children or the biological parent of adopted children.