​

We are a trusted DNA Collector and certified by the AABB to collect humans DNA samples. To identify individual's unique genetic makeup. It examines specific regions of a person's DNA to gather information about their identity, biological relationships, or potential genetic conditions.

​​

​Common Uses of DNA Testing:

• Paternity and Family Relationship Testing

• Immigration DNA Testing

• Ancestry and Heritage Research

• Forensic Identification

• Genetic Health Screening

DNA testing is a reliable, non-invasive, and widely trusted method for confirming biological connections or gaining insights into one’s genetic profile.

​

How It Works
 

1. Sample Collection: what is needed (mouth swab, both ear swab, hair follicles from the head or beard, all fingernails/all toenails' clippings.) must be collected from the deceased.

2. Laboratory Analysis: Depending on the purpose of the test, the sample is sent to a certified laboratory where technicians extract the DNA. The DNA is then analyzed to identify specific genetic markers that are unique to everyone. the DNA profile may be compared to another person's sample to establish biological relationships (such as paternity, maternity, or sibling connections) or to assess genetic traits and health risks.

3.  Final Result: Only you the client will see the result of the test; we will not get a copy or know what the final result is. You will receive the result by email or letter and not a phone call. Testing result above 0% probability and under 99.9% considered inconclusive.  The findings are compiled into a report that provides clear insights based on the test’s purpose. For example, in a paternity test, the report will indicate the probability of a biological relationship with a high degree of accuracy.

​

Applications

• Identification: Crucial mass casualty events, unclaimed bodies, and criminal investigations.

• Familial Matching: Resolving paternity/maternity disputes or connecting relatives of the deceased.

• Criminal Cases: Providing key evidence in homicides and other investigations.

• Genealogical Research: Uncovering historical or ancestral information.

 

Advantages

• Location: At the funeral Home or Medical Examiner Office to accelerate analysis.

• Convenience: Eliminates the need to transport samples to distant laboratories.

• Accuracy: Provides reliable genetic profiles for critical court cases.

• Accessibility: Ideal for remote areas or disaster zones where traditional labs are unavailable.

 

Mobile Postmortem DNA Testing. 

Mobile postmortem DNA testing refers to the process of collecting and analyzing genetic material from deceased individuals. Why you may need a Post-Mortem DNA Test. For probate inheritance, social security and legal purposes. This innovative approach enables forensic professionals to identify individuals, determine familial relationships, and gather vital genetics from the deceased.

​

Ethical Considerations
The use of postmortem DNA raises important ethical questions regarding consent, privacy, and data storage. It’s vital to adhere to legal regulations and respect the rights of the deceased and their families. If your loved one passes away unexpectedly and needs questions about family relationships of a recently deceased family, especially for a child/ren.

The results of this type of genetic testing can have important ramifications when it comes to probate inheritance or social security, wills, estates, survivor benefits for peace of mind to all for legal purposes and require strict COC compliance. Performing a postmortem examination DNA test isn’t as difficult as it may sound. First you will need a court order, or an Attorney letter must be on a letterhead