It depends on if it's a court ordered DNA test or if it's just someone telling you that you have to. If it's just someone that you might be related to or if you might have fathered their child then no you don't HAVE to. If you get a warrant from a lawyer that's signed by a judge saying you have to, then yes, you do.
get a DNA test done
when things get cool ... call and tell him hey if you dont believe me then lets take a DNA test. take him to court, get a court ordered paternity test and request child support.
No, DNA can be taken from deceased persons.
Take a DNA test.
DNA test the baby and the men involved.
for what?
Take a DNA test.
A DNA test determines parentage. It would only be necessary to take such a test if demanded by contract or by judicial reason. Otherwise it is optional.
They will only test you if someone claims to have your child and want support.
Ancestry.com typically takes 6-8 weeks to provide results for a DNA test.
listen u can do that but u will need your so call fathers permissions. Get in touch with Social Services and explain you want to take a DNA test to determine if this person was your real father. They should help you out.
It is very difficult to beat a DNA test as they are highly accurate and reliable. Attempting to manipulate or tamper with DNA samples is illegal and can have serious consequences. DNA testing is used in many different applications, including criminal investigations, paternity testing, and medical diagnosis, and accuracy is paramount.