Most often a Grandparent DNA Test is done to ensure a relationship between a grandparent and a grandchild, or to confirm paternity when the father of a child is not available.
In the case of paternity it is important to note that the grandparents must be on the fathers side of the family and they must also be directly related to the father (not a step-parent).
Reasons to confirm paternity include:
Health concerns
Death of potential father
Custody issues
Heritage and inheritance concerns
Questionable paternity of child
Peace of mind
The results from our Grandparent DNA Test can be used for legal purposes.
