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Note to the Ordering Health Care Provider: Some states require that patients (or their authorized representatives) provide their written informed consent prior to receiving genetic testing, and that the ordering health care provider maintain documentation of the informed consent in the patients medical record.
Consent Proper consent is an essential requirement for a Paternity DNA test. All participants whose DNA sample will be used must give consent. For children under the age of 18, their legal guardian must provide consent. Documentation Basic information will also be collected such as the name of the participants.
The most common way is through a swab of the inside of the cheek, which collects cells that can be used for DNA testing. This is usually done by rubbing a cotton swab on the inside of the cheek for a few seconds and then placing it in a sterile container. Another way to collect DNA samples is through a blood test.
There is no penalty for choosing not to give consent or for withdrawing from 23andMe Research. You will not lose any benefits you receive by being a 23andMe customer, including access to your Genetic Information and to the Personal Genetic Service.
Be Honest and Open: Share your feelings and reasons for wanting the DNA test. Whether its for peace of mind, health reasons, or family history, being transparent can help foster understanding. Listen to Their Concerns: Be prepared for questions or concerns from your fianc.
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Each person being tested is required to bring along an identification document (ID, passport, drivers licence, birth certificate or photo) and will also be required to sign informed consent for the test. A sample will then be collected from the biological mother, alleged father and child.
At the appointment, you will provide a swab and identification. The AABB collection site or clinic must submit the DNA sample and copies of proof of identification to the lab for testing. You must ask the lab to forward test results to the U.S. embassy or consulate, or passport agency or center.
You cannot directly receive DNA test kits. The AABB-accredited lab will tell you where to go. At the appointment, you will provide a swab and identification. The AABB collection site or clinic must submit the DNA sample and copies of proof of identification to the lab for testing.

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