Grandparentage DNA Testing
Confirm Biological Relationships When Parents Aren't Available
What is Grandparentage DNA Testing?
When a parent isn't available for testing, grandparents can help confirm a biological relationship. This test compares a child's DNA with a grandparent's to establish family connection. It's a common path for estate, benefit, and personal cases. We walk you through who should test for the clearest result.
When is Grandparentage Testing Used?
- When a parent is deceased or unavailable
- Estate and inheritance claims
- Government benefit applications
- Immigration cases
- Personal family confirmation
Testing Options
We offer both legal and peace of mind grandparentage testing. Legal testing follows chain-of-custody procedures for court use, while peace of mind testing provides private answers.
Accuracy
Grandparentage testing can determine with high accuracy whether a biological relationship exists. Testing both grandparents provides the clearest results.