Yes you can do a DNA test between your son and your self even if you are located in different states. In order to use this test in the courts or for any legal purpose you would need to have a Legal Court-Admissible DNA Test.

Legally-Binding/Court Admissible: “Legal” testing means that we will check your ID, take your photo and have you sign a chain of custody. In return, you will get a test result that is notarized and can be used for any legal purpose. The test result will never expire and can be used at any point in the future.

Legal tests are best if you think that you will need the results for ANY legal purpose now or in the future. (Such as birth certificate changes, health insurance, life insurance or death benefits, such as social security, etc.) If males are bringing in children without the mother for a legal test, they must provide a birth certificate or court order showing that they are the legal father/guardian who may sign on behalf of a minor child. It is always best to include the mother in the DNA as her participation greatly increases the accuracy of the test.

We understand that it is not always possible to include the mother and we can preform the test with out her, but we do have to have the legal guardian of the child sign on the forms for a legal test.

We offer a number of excellent benefits with our test, such as:

* One free overnight FedEx shipment to the lab
* 2-business day turn around for results at the lab
* Guaranteed Paternity Results: 0% or 99.9+% (without mother)
* We are always available to you by phone should you have any concerns or questions
* We will call with the results the day they are released and fax/email a copy to you
* Free standard results shipping via USPS (about 1 week)
* We accept Visa/MasterCard, Debit or Credit Cards, Checks-By-Phone, Money Orders
* Fully accredited lab, AABB+
* All tests run twice for accuracy
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Please call us or email us for more information.

Best Wishes,
The Staff at DNA Identifiers

In our experience the only way he can make you get a DNA test is with a court order. Unfortunately we only handle the DNA testing and not family laws. You should contact a Family Attorney and look into your options.

Wishing you all the Best,
Briana

I am sorry we weren’t able to answer your question sooner. You should have a paternity test, and it should be a legal test so that if you need them you can use the results in a court of law (if you want to change the birth certificate you need a legal test). We could do a test between you and your son or between your brother and you son or we could do both. In order to change the birth certificate you will need to contact the department of vital records in Indiana and ask them about the steps. A DNA test would certainly be able to assist you in getting that changed.

I hope this helps. Please call us at 888-DNA-IDFY (362-4339) to discuss your situation more.

Best Wishes,
Briana

Unfortunately the only way to force someone to participate in a DNA Paternity Test is to get a court order. If he is refusing to participate you might want to contact a family attorney and discuss your options with them. Please let us know if we can be of any more assistance to you and your family.

Best Wishes,
Briana

Is any way get DNA done on my son and see if he is my brother kid,and if he is than how do I get the brith certificate change.

We recommend contacting a Family Attorney to see what your options are. Each state is different. Some states only allow you to challenge paternity in the first 2 years after you sign the affidavit or birth certificate. A Family Attorney would be able to help you navigate the laws in Indiana.

Thank you for your questions.

Briana