DNA Testing Paternity Test

Prove paternity with a court admissible paternity test from ARCpoint of Oceanside, CA

Contact us : (760) 433-3315

Everyone inherits DNA from their biological parents. DNA paternity testing scientifically compares the child's DNA with that of the alleged biological father and, in most cases, the mother as well (at no additional cost) to determine completely valid paternity test results.

The documents for any DNA test, including tests for paternity, are carefully handled according to established Chain of Custody laws

ARCpoint of Oceanside, CA is a full-service Third Party Administrator (TPA) paternity test collection lab & paternity testing facility.

Paternity Testing Details

Convenient & confidential paternity test results
Paternity test results can be court admissible if all requirements are met.
The method of testing is the non-invasive buccal swab, as with all other DNA Testing services we offer.
No appointment necessary for paternity testing & walk-ins are welcome.
Individuals who will test for paternity can arrive together or at separate times for more convenience.
Paternity Testing provides conclusive evidence of fatherhood.

Our Oceanside, CA office can answer any of your quesitons about paternity tests or any other DNA testing questions you may have.

In most cases, anyone under the age of 18 getting tested for paternity must:

Be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
Provide Birth Certificate

Call us at (760) 433-3315 for more information

ARCpoint of North San Diego County Area, CA offers paternity testing for both personal and legal purposes.

Why is it important to establish paternity for a child?

A. The law states that both parents have the right to a parent-child relationship. However, even if the father does not want a relationship with the child, paternity is important for the following reasons:

Financial: Even with an unplanned pregnancy, the law requires both parents to support their child. Most children are placed with their mother, and establishing legal paternity designates who is responsible for paying child support for the child.
Medical: Many serious health conditions are inherited, genetic disorders. Establishing biological paternity allows the child to have a more accurate medical history and can improve their overall health and health care.
Inheritance Rights: Children naturally have the rights to benefits from both parents, including social security, insurance, veterans and other benefits. They also have inheritance rights.
Welfare: Many state and federal social services programs require paternity to be established and declared before a child can be eligible for aid.
Identity: Being able to identify both biological parents helps a child know their identity and can avoid identity and behavioral problems in the future.

How long does it take to conduct a DNA paternity test?

A. It only takes about 5 minutes to collect the actual DNA specimen samples. However, due to paperwork, it is best to schedule additional time.

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