DNA TESTING IN NEVADA
How Much Is a DNA Test in Nevada?
DNA testing costs in Nevada start at $199.99 for peace of mind testing and $350.00 for legal testing services.
Nevada DNA Testing Services
Legal Paternity Testing:
is a genetic testing process that determines a biological relationship between an alleged father and child. This option require a strict chain of custody, DNA sample collection performed by a independent sample collector and all DNA specimens collected are tested and analyzed by a partner AABB accredited lab. The results from this test options can be used for the following:
- Paternity Establishment
- Adding a father’s name to a birth certificate
- Inheritance
Pricing starts at $350.00. Click the button below to learn more about the process.
At-Home DNA Test:
is a genetic testing process that determines a biological relationship between an alleged father and child. This is a non legal paternity test for informational use only. Results from this option cannot be for legal purposes.
Pricing starts at $199.99. Click the button below to learn more about the process.
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How Long Does Paternity Testing Take?
Fast results are available in 2 to 3 working days after the lab receives all samples. Same-day results are available for non-legal DNA testing for an additional cost. Call 888-970-4211 to learn more.
What is the process for scheduling an appointment?
Scheduling an appointment is simple. Call 888-970-4211 to schedule an appointment today. We provide sample collection facilities and mobile collection professional to collect your DNA samples at your location throughout the entire state of Nevada.
DNA Testing Near Me Locations
Carson City, NV
Henderson, NV
Las Vegas, NV
Reno, NV
Sparks, NV
Looking for DNA testing in Nevada to establish paternity? S-DNA provides DNA paternity testing solutions to residents of Nevada for both legal and non-legal situations.
A paternity test is a scientific procedure that determines biological parentage by analyzing the DNA profiles of a child and the alleged father. This genetic testing compares specific DNA markers inherited from biological parents to establish family relationships with 99.99% accuracy.
All DNA samples are tested and analyzed by a partner laboratory accredited by AABB (Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies), which ensures that your samples are tested according to the highest industry standards.
Learn more about our paternity testing and alternative DNA testing options below.
Paternal Services:
Home Paternity Test
Legal Paternity Test
Prenatal Paternity Test
Parentage DNA Testing
DNA Testing Services:
Sibling DNA Test
Grandparent DNA Test
Avuncular DNA Test
Maternity DNA Test
Forensic DNA Services:
Infidelity DNA Test
DNA Testing w/Hair
DNA Testing w/Toothbrush
Frequently Asked Questions About Nevada DNA Testing
How Do I Get a Court-Ordered Paternity Test in NV?
A family court judge issues court-ordered paternity testing in Nevada. The mother or alleged father must file a paternity petition form with the family court. Once accepted, an order for a paternity test will be issued.
How Long Does a Court-Ordered Paternity Test Take in Nevada?
Court-ordered DNA tests generally take 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the court’s workload. Tests performed privately outside of family court average 2 to 3 working days.
Can I do DNA testing with father and child only in Nevada?
Yes, you can do DNA testing with only a father and child in Nevada through Secure DNA Tests.
Secure DNA Tests performs paternity testing without requiring the mother’s DNA sample. The test determines paternity with high accuracy using father and child samples only.
The Nebraska Family Support Division also provides this service as an alternative option. Court-ordered DNA tests typically include all three parties, but private testing through Secure DNA Tests offers flexibility for father-child only testing.
Tests without the mother’s DNA maintain reliability for establishing paternity, though accuracy may be slightly reduced compared to three-person tests.
Can paternity testing be done without the mother knowing in Nevada?
Paternity testing can be performed without the mother’s knowledge under the following circumstances.
- Unmarried fathers whose name is on the child’s birth certificate under the age of 18 can perform both legal and non-legal tests without the mother’s knowledge.
- Married men can perform a paternity test without the mother knowing.
Non-legal DNA tests do not require a chain of custody to be established, making it possible to perform paternity testing without the mother’s participation. Please note: We recommend that the mother participate in the DNA testing process for both legal and non-legal tests to help ensure effective communication between parents.
What is the difference between legal and non-legal DNA tests?
Below are the differences between peace of mind and legal DNA tests.
Legal Testing:
A Legal DNA Test is relationship tests that requires the establishment of a chain of custody, DNA samples collect by trained DNA sample collector and the specimens collect will be tested by a partner AABB accredited DNA testing laboratory. The accreditation ensures your results will be recognized by family courts and immigration agencies nationwide.
Common Uses For Legal DNA Tests:
- Adding a biological father’s name to a birth certificate
- Child Custody
- Establish the paternity of a child
- Immigration evidence submission
- Peace of Mind
- Social Security Benefits
- In-vitro Fertilization
- Inheritance
Non-legal Testing:
Non legal DNA tests are genetic tests that are performed for informational purposes only. The results from a non-legal peace of mind DNA tests are not legally admissible documents because they do not require a chain of custody.
All DNA samples submitted to the laboratory are tested and analyzed the same way as legal DNA tests. Call 888-970-4211 to schedule an appointment in Montana or to purchase a home DNA test kit.
How accurate are DNA tests in NV?
Testing conducted by our partner laboratory meets high industry standards. When properly conducted, legal paternity testing typically yields a probability of biological relationship of 99.99% or higher in confirmed cases.
Is my information confidential?
All DNA specimens and results remain private. Specimens are retained for three months before destruction. DNA results are released only to the participants involved in your DNA test. An unrelated third party receives results only if a court order is presented to the lab. The lab will notify the client before releasing results.
Can I Perform a Prenatal Paternity Test in Nevada?
Yes, prenatal paternity testing is available in Nevada. We provide invasive prenatal DNA testing services that need the mother’s OB-GYN. This testing occurs during the weeks when amniocentesis or Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) can be performed. To inquire about this or schedule an appointment today call 888-970-4211.
Currently, we do not offer Non-invasive prenatal paternity (NIPP) testing services at this time.