Estate Settlement & Survivorship Benefits
If someone is making a claim against your family estate or if you yourself wish to make a claim against the estate of another person, then a DNA test may be needed to determine if a biological relationship exists. Similarly, dependents of a deceased individual may be entitled to social security benefits. Again, a DNA test may be required to establish the relationship. Our DNA tests can determine paternity, maternity, grand-parentage, sibship and other family relationships. Test reports are generally provided in 7 – 10 days. Expedited service (3 day and 24 hour service) is also available.
At IntelliGENETICS you have two options.
Option 1:
IntelliGenetics allows you the opportunity to obtain the genetic evidence you need to prove your case. IntelliGenetics is accredited by the AABB (American Association of Blood Banks) for parentage so our final reports are court admissible. Complete a Test Request Form and send it to us by e-mail, mail or fax to begin the testing process or call our customer service at toll free 1-866-746-3802.
Option 2:
Our affiliate, DNA Match LLC, allows you the opportunity to obtain useful information at minimal expense prior to beginning a lengthy legal process. Using DNA Match, send in a sample from the individuals in question for a rapid, uncomplicated and cost effective paternity, maternity or sibling study. There is no chain of custody requirement as it is solely for your information. Of course, since there is no chain of custody, the final report will not be accepted by the legal system. For instructions on how to collect, package and ship your specimens go to DNA Match.
IntelliGENETICS is an AABB accredited laboratory that performs DNA paternity testing, DNA maternity testing, immigration DNA testing, sibling DNA testing and infidelity testing and DNA forensic casework analysis. We are here to provide uncomplicated, expert, court admissible results fast and inexpensively.
The IntelliGENETICS laboratory is accredited by the AABB (American Association of Blood Banks) for paternity testing and ASCLD/LAB (American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors-Laboratory Accreditation Board) for DNA forensic testing.
