What if the father is not available for paternity DNA testing?
Many people want to find answers when a father is no longer in the picture or never has been. Whether he has passed away or is just unreachable there are other options to find the answers you are looking for.
First would be to test another relative. For example you can test the alleged father’s parents. This is called a DNA Grandparentage testing. There are other types of tests available. You can also test another child and do either or full or half sibling DNA test. These types of test are not always as conclusive as a DNA Paternity Test. They will provide the best answer available with your DNA. Some tests may state the results are inconclusive but that the DNA supports or does not support the tested relationship.
You can also test for paternity with the sample who has passed away. For example some people are able to have the medical examiner or coroner send a sample of blood that was collected from the alleged father before his body was embalmed. Other people have been able to locate a sample of DNA other than a blood sample. You can find a list of samples that may be successful in DNA testing and more about the pricing of this type of testing on our website at: http://www.dnatesting.com/dna-paternity-testing/no-father-paternity-test.php.
Whatever the scenario may be we suggest speaking with a client support representative to ensure you are choosing the best test for you. You can reach someone at: 888-404-4363. You can also email me or post your questions to our DNA forum by visiting our online DNA Community page: http://www.dnatesting.com/dna-community/.
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