Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Testing (NIPP)
A safe, confidential, and professional way to determine paternity during pregnancy, available from 10 weeks of gestation.
Safe & Non-Invasive
Uses maternal blood and buccal swab samples, without any invasive procedure involving the pregnancy.
Available From 10 Weeks
Testing can be performed beginning at 10 weeks of gestation.
Confidential & Professional
Personalized bilingual service with careful handling of every case.
How it Works
Our process is simple, confidential, and designed to guide you through each step with clarity and care.
Request a Consultation
Contact HB Genetics to discuss your case and confirm eligibility.
Sample Collection
Maternal blood and buccal swab samples are collected from the mother, along with buccal swab samples from the alleged father.
DNA Analysis & Results
Samples are analyzed using validated genetic testing methods, and results are provided confidentially upon completion.
Turnaround Time & Results
Results are typically available within 7–10 business days after all required samples are received and successfully processed. Results are provided confidentially and carefully reviewed before release.
Mother
Maternal blood sample collected at 10 weeks of gestation or later, plus one buccal swab.
Alleged Father
Two buccal swab samples.
Additional Information
Basic case information and informed consent are required before testing.
How the Analysis Works
HB Genetics analyzes genetic markers from the maternal sample and compares them with the DNA profile of the alleged father to evaluate biological paternity. Advanced laboratory methods are used to generate and review each DNA profile with accuracy and care.
Genetic Marker Analysis
Selected DNA markers are analyzed from the maternal and fetal DNA profile data and the alleged father’s DNA profile.
Profile Comparison
The genetic profiles are compared to determine whether the alleged father’s DNA is consistent with biological paternity.
Statistical Evaluation
The genetic findings are evaluated statistically to support a clear and reliable paternity conclusion.