A Legal DNA test is intended to be used for the resolution of legal cases. Some cases, where a legal DNA test finds extensive application are:
- Marital feuds
- Paternity and Maternity disputes
- Guardianship and Possession of child
- Organ Transplant
- Visa Application and Immigration
- Property disputes
- Disputes of Will
- Forensic Investigation of murder, rape
- Signature and Document Verification in Forgery, and other fraudulent crimes.
A legal DNA test demands the admissibility of the test report in the legal systems and court. For a legal DNA test to be admissible by the court, it must be carried out under the proper chain of custody. It means that the sample collection for the DNA test must be carried out in front of the judge or in presence of a court-appointed representative.
We, at DNA Forensics Laboratory, are the only private Indian laboratory offering legal DNA tests. We have been consistently and successfully providing our services to reputed government institutions, courts, law enforcement agencies, armed forces, and investigating agencies. To name a few, we have done legal DNA tests for the following:
Courts
- High Court of Bombay, Maharashtra
- Pune Family Court, Maharashtra
- Thane Family Court, Maharashtra
- Shivamogga District Court, Karnataka
- Dwarka District Court, Delhi
- Dwarka Family Court, Delhi
- District Court Balod, Chhattisgarh
- Civil Court, Ara, Bihar
- District Court, Nalanda, Bihar
- Lucknow Family Court, Uttar Pradesh
- District Court Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh
- District Court Dehradun, Uttarakhand
- Legal Case of J&K Police
- Forensic Investigation for many Court cases
Organ Transplant DNA Test Clients
- ASTER CMI Bangalore
- Apollo Hospital
- Fortis
- MAX
- Medanta
- Sakra World Hospital
- Columbia Asia
- Artemis
- Global Hospital
- Aditya Birla
- Jahangir Hospital
- Ruby Hall Clinic
- Inamdar Hospital
- Future Hospital
- IMS and Sum Hospital
Embassies
- USA Embassy
- United Kingdom Embassy
- Australia Embassy
We are known for high standards, a world-class testing facility, easy and multiple sample collection facilities, and the quickest report delivery. We keep the privacy of our cases at our highest priority and practice the highest degree of ethics for the works we are doing. With an excellent track record and the most satisfied Indian and international customers, we boast of being the most trusted providers of legal DNA testing services and other DNA tests in India and abroad.
- Court approved Paternity DNA Test
- Court approved Maternity DNA Test
- Court approved Paternity Trio DNA Test
- Kidney and Organ transplant DNA test
- Court approved DNA profiling Test
- Court approved Siblingship DNA Test
- Court approved DNA Immigration Test
For further queries, please contact us or you may schedule an appointment with us by calling our helpline number: +91 8010177771 or WhatsApp us at: +91 92666 15552.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What Makes a DNA Test Legally Valid in India?
Ans: The report of a DNA test performed under a strict chain of custody procedure is considered legally valid in India in court-related disputes.
Q2. How Does a Legal DNA Test Differ From a Personal DNA Test?
Ans: A legal DNA test is for court-related disputes and involves a strict testing procedure. On the other hand, a personal DNA test is solely for peace of mind and doesn’t involve any additional formalities.
Q3. Which Types of DNA Tests Can Be Conducted for Legal Purposes?
Ans: DNA tests like paternity, maternity, siblingship, etc., can be conducted for legal purposes.
Q4. When Is a Court-Ordered DNA Test Required in India?
Ans: In matters related to child custody, child support, property inheritance, changing a parent’s name on a birth certificate, family reunification, etc., a legal DNA testing procedure becomes important.
Q5. What Documents Are Needed for a Legal DNA Test in India?
Ans: Documents like a government ID, recent photographs, a consent form, and a court order are required for a legal DNA testing procedure in India.
Q6. Are Legal DNA Test Reports Accepted by Indian Courts?
Ans: Yes. A DNA test followed by a chain of custody under strict observation of a court-appointed official is legally admissible in the honorable Indian courts.