Prenatal DNA tests can now be completed in 5 business days without an extra charge.

When there is the slightest doubt that the father may or not be the father of a child!!! You need to get a DNA test done. For the simple reason…the doubt will not go away…keeps coming up until you address it head on.

 

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Some people wait 10, 20 even 30 years or more. Best time to do a DNA Paternity test is when all parties are alive to do it. Although, that’s when relationship tests are needed to put the pieces of the puzzle together to get a 99.99% accuracy rate.

 

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You will finally have the piece of mind so you can move on with your life whatever the results might be.

 

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DNA Paternity Test | Having Doubts who the Real Father Is?

 

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There are many family secrets…..family members not willing to tell their adult children the truth about their past because of shame or guilt.

But the adult children just want to know the truth…they may not really care what happened 30-40 years ago.

Siblingship DNA Test | Half Vs Unrelated

 

Adult children feel like something is missing and just want to get some answers from anyone that will tell them…it wasn’t their fault but they are left with the empty feelings.

Fathers may have gone on with their lives and started  new families life is good then the father passes away.

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Then before you know it people are on FB or www.parentfind.com or many other sites out there trying to finding relatives.  Adult children may have different mothers but may have the same father. That would be an example of Half vs Unrelated DNA test.

Another example of Full Siblingship vs Half would be children that come from the same mother but not sure if they share the same father. 

Siblingship DNA Test | Half Vs Unrelated

 

In both examples doing a DNA test on the siblings and one of the parents will get the results to establish if they are related Half or Full relationship. 

In my opinion, knowing the truth even for medical reasons and…. its always good to know your history truthfully and have it documented. 

 

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Prenatal DNA Test | Paternity test while  Pregnant

Accurate DNA testing is a leading company in United

States that offers a non-Invasive prenatal DNA paternity

test with absolutely no risk to mother. Many thanks to

CEO Dr. Ravinder Dhallan founder of  Ravgen Lab in 2000.

 

Because of his own personal experiences with his wife

having two miscarriages after their first born. He realized

there was a big demand for non invasive prenatal tests .

Below are some of his writings.

Prenatal DNA Test | Paternity test while  Pregnant

2004 Journal of the American Medical Association

2007 The Lancet

2012 New England Journal of Medicine

 

 

Prenatal DNA Test | Paternity test while Pregnant

 

With this new breakthrough technology DNA testing now

has the ability to determine who the biological father is

while the baby is still developing in the mother’s womb

through a non-invasive prenatal blood test.

 

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A mouth swab of the father compared to the baby’s DNA

will get an accuracy of 99.999% that he is the father or “0”

that he is NOT the father. Expect results in 7-14 business

days.

Preferably 9-10 weeks pregnant is the starting time

although drawing the blood too early in the pregnancy can

lead to a redraw.

 

Prenatal DNA Test | Paternity test while Pregnant

 

Finding out early in the pregnancy ultimately relieves

stress from the mother and the alleged father so they do

not have to go through the whole nine months of not

knowing the truth.

 

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It has come to our attention that many

single mother’s are not getting the Social Security Benefits

for their children that they may be entitled to if the father

or alleged father is deceased. 

Here is the exact procedure you need to do before

setting up an appointment with your local Social Security Office.

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The first thing they are going to ask are these two questions.

1.”Is the fathers name on the birth certificate?”

 If the fathers name was not on the birth certificate

at the time of his death you will need to do a  DNA Paternity

test to prove that he is the father. This can be handled in one of two

ways:

 Autopsy:

If there was an autopsy done, a sample of father’s

blood can be collected from the State Medical Examiners

Office in the state in which it was completed.  You will

need an Authorization Release Form signed from the

next of kin to release the specimens to the Lab for

the purpose of a Paternity DNA test. A letter is sent

to the parents or next of kin to get permission to do the DNA test.

The blood sample will then be sent to the Lab from the

coroner’s office to be tested. The mother and child

or children will also need to be tested and then sent

to the same lab to be compared. Process can be done in a weeks time.

Grandparentage DNA Test:

If an autopsy was NOT done, one or both of the father’s

parents can be done to complete what is called a

Grandparentage DNA test. Mother and child need

to set up their appointments and send their swabs to

the lab for testing.

You will get results saying he is “99.99” percent that

he is the father or “0” or is not the father. If the parents

are not available, a relationship test can be done if he

had a brother, aunt or uncle on the paternal side.

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DNA Paternity Test | Social Security Benefits for Children

           

  2.”Do you have the death certificate?”

You will need to get a copy of the death Certificate from

the next of kin or who ever signed  for the Autopsy report.

When all that is completed at that point you can

call the Social Security Office to set up an appointment

so that you can start to receive Social Security Survivor

Benefits for the surviving children. Your process will

go a lot faster when you already have those original

documents ready to bring to your appointment.

Documents needed:

Birth Certificate

Death Certificate

Original copy of the DNA results

 

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Great  article on How to become a US Citizen

This was a great article on becoming a US citizen although there is one last very important step that is missing.  Getting your AABB DNA test completed. This test is required when the country the Beneficiary lives does not keep good birthing records or they are just not able to access those records.

Once the I-130 Form is filled out and the application is now at the Embassy, you will get a “Response letter”. In that letter it will ask that you get a DNA Paternity Test Or Maternity test done to prove that the Petitioner is related to the Beneficiary.

They will give you a very long link to find an AABB Lab. On that list you will find 10 or so Corp labs. They do NOT list local facilities. We found people are going out of state to do their test when there are local facilities you can go to.

We will help coordinate the appointments and will track every step to make sure the results get back to the Embassy.

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We are experienced specialists and  will help guide you smoothly through this last process to citizenship.

Carol M

www.accuratedna.net