Paternity Testing

Yes a home kit is available for you to collect your DNA swab sample in the privacy of your home which can then be mail/ship to us.

Caribbean Forensic Services has policies and procedures in places to deal with such issues such as colour coded envelopes, code numbers etc.

During a chain of custody specimen collection each client must provide valid identification for proof of identity. Client must provide government-issued photo identification (e.g., driver's license, ID or passport), as well as other legal identification (birth certificate) for the child.

No is not, it’s fast and non-invasive only a buccal swab against the inner side of the cheeks is used to collect the epithelial cells.

Yes, we do for hospital visits.

No generally. Yes, in rare cases of blood transfusion and bone marrow transparent. Those questions would be discussed in the identification form during the sample collection process.

No, they can be schedule at different times but note the longer all samples take to collect the longer the report will be generated assume the sample is collected at a different date.

Yes, contact us to schedule an appointment for you so our staff can be prepared for your arrival. We must prepare documents, instructions and materials etc. NOTE: We don’t accept walk-ins.

No, a court order is not required you can schedule a court admissible DNA test anytime. DNA test never expires.

It includes legal documents which consist of chain of custody form, consent form and identification form (fingerprints, ID, Photographs) which may be used in a court of law and for other legal reasons. Over the counter “private” home testing kit can only be used for personal knowledge and will not be used for court [...]