Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Testing in Rhode Island
Discover the paternity of your baby with confidence through our Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) testing services in Rhode Island. Learn about the process, benefits, and essential details to make an informed decision about your prenatal paternity test.
The Technology Behind NIPP Testing: A Safe and Advanced Approach
Paternity determination becomes accessible through a simple blood draw from the mother and a buccal swab collection from the alleged father. Our non-invasive prenatal test is conducted with utmost safety for both the mother and the unborn child. Leveraging Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), we analyze 2,688 SNP markers in the DNA, providing accurate data to establish the biological relationship between the alleged father and the fetus.
Can I get a Nipp Paternity Test Near Me in Rhode Island?
Absolutely! You can unravel the mystery of paternity before birth with our NIPP test, available as early as 7 weeks into pregnancy. Our services extend to nearby cities (see list below). Unsure about the test type? Start with a free, confidential consultation with our DNA experts in Rhode Island.
Service areas include Lincoln, Providence, and Warwick.
The Exclusive NIPP Testing Process: How It Works
We separate fetal DNA from the mother's DNA, creating a DNA profile for the fetus. These fetal cells, present in the bloodstream of the pregnant mother, can be detected as early as the 7th week of pregnancy. Our exclusive technology, published in a leading medical journal, allows us to develop a DNA profile of the fetal cells and compare it to the alleged father's DNA.
Benefits of NIPP Testing: A Secure and Timely Approach
No ultrasound is needed, unlike other invasive prenatal paternity tests.
No risk to pregnancy, as the blood draw for the mother is done intravenously through the arm.
Who Needs to be Tested?
Both the mother and the alleged father (AF) should participate in the NIPP testing process.
Turnaround Time: Quick and Reliable Results
Expect results within 3-5 business days from the receipt of all samples. Opting for the express service with a three-business-day turnaround comes with an additional fee.
How Much Does a Paternity Test Cost?
Prenatal Paternity Test Options:
Advanced At-Home Prenatal Paternity Test (Non-Legal): $1199
Includes testing for the pregnant mother and alleged father.
Convenient kit shipped to you for sample collection by your OBGYN, personal care doctor, or local hospital.
Simple process: The mother provides a blood sample, and the alleged father provides his cheek swabs.
Additional participants can be added for $200 each.
Results are delivered within 5 business days for personal knowledge.
Enjoy a $100 discount with an upfront payment.
Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Test (In Office): $1499
Covers testing for the pregnant mother and alleged father.
Additional participants can be included for $200 each.
Professional collection at the facility locally
Court-approved with results delivered within 5 business days.
Receive a $100 discount with an upfront payment.
Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Test (Rush Order): $1649
Covers testing for the pregnant mother and alleged father.
Additional participants can be included for $200 each.
Professional collection at the facility locally
Swift results in 3 business days, court-approved.
Receive a $100 discount with an upfront payment.
DNA Test While Pregnant Near Me
Available through our partnered laboratory, DNA Diagnostics Center (DDC)—a world leader in DNA testing—the certainty prenatal paternity test can help answer your paternity questions when they start. You’ll receive results you can trust because the truth matters. We can produce an accurate probability of paternity as early as 7 weeks.
*Additional fee for expedited 3-day shipping; standard results typically provided within 7 days from the date the sample arrives at the lab; standard samples only
Chain-of-Custody Requirements: Ensuring Legal Defensibility
For legally defensible results, chain-of-custody requirements must be fulfilled, including neutral third-party sample collection, identification of individuals, and the use of the DDC Prenatal Paternity Collection kit.
Non-Chain-of-Custody Requirements: Personal Knowledge Testing
In non-chain-of-custody tests, certified phlebotomists may collect blood samples, and the identification of individuals is not verified. Results are for personal knowledge only and may not be used for legal purposes.
How Does the Paternity Testing Process Work?
Curious about how our paternity testing process operates? Here's a step-by-step guide:
Call for FREE Consultation: It all begins with a free consultation. Reach out to GameDay DNA to discuss your paternity testing needs and obtain the information you require.
Schedule Test & Pay Deposit: Once you're ready to proceed, we'll assist you in scheduling a DNA test at a location near you. To initiate the process, you'll need to pay a deposit.
DNA Sample Collected: On the scheduled day, your DNA sample will be collected professionally, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
Receive Results via Email: You won't have to wait long for the results. They will be sent to you via email, providing you with the answers you seek.
Our straightforward process ensures you get the information you need quickly and efficiently.
Establishing Paternity in Rhode Island
Resource to Establish Paternity
In Rhode Island, individuals seeking to establish paternity have access to several resources to navigate the process. The Rhode Island Department of Human Services offers services related to paternity establishment, including genetic testing, court orders, and legal assistance. Additionally, family law attorneys in the state can provide expert guidance and representation in paternity cases. Establishing paternity is crucial for determining parental rights, child support, and access to benefits, making these resources valuable for Rhode Island residents dealing with paternity-related issues. If you require assistance, you can contact the Rhode Island Department of Human Services or consult with a family law attorney for support and information.
Frequently Asked Questions About Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Tests
Explore common questions about Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Testing:
What is a non-invasive prenatal paternity test?
This test determines the baby's father before birth by analyzing free-floating fetal cells in the mother's blood and comparing them with the potential father's DNA.
How does the NIPP Test Work?
Early in pregnancy, fetal DNA is detected in the mother's bloodstream, creating a DNA profile for the baby. This profile is then compared to the potential father's DNA for paternity determination.
Is the Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Test report court-admissible?
Legal tests follow a strict chain-of-custody process, ensuring court-admissible results. Home-collected samples are not court-admissible.
How are DNA samples collected?
Samples typically include a blood draw from the mother and a cheek swab from the potential father. Alternate samples like cigarette butts or fingernail clippings are accepted in non-legal cases.
What payment plans do you offer?
Speak with our customer service for testing options and payment plans tailored to your situation.
Does the test determine the baby's gender?
Yes, for an additional charge of $50, you can learn your baby's gender as part of the results.
What does "non-invasive" mean?
"Non-invasive" implies no intrusion into the baby's environment for testing. A blood sample from the mother's arm and a cheek swab from the father are sufficient.
What does "over 99.9% accurate" mean?
This indicates a close match between the baby's and the potential father's DNA, ensuring a probability of paternity exceeding 99.9%. Results are guaranteed but not 100% due to the possibility of similar DNA.
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