Two separate questions
Institutions assess a DNA report on two fronts: the scientific analysis, and the process that produced the sample. A technically excellent result with undocumented collection may still be rejected.
What reviewers typically look for
- Identity verification of every donor
- Independent, supervised collection
- Unbroken documented custody from collection to laboratory
- Analysis by a qualified, accredited laboratory
- A signed report with clear methodology and statistics
Acceptance is decided by the recipient
Whether a specific report satisfies a specific proceeding is determined by the court, agency or registry involved — never by the testing service. We can only ensure the process meets recognised legal-collection standards.
Recommendation
If a lawyer or caseworker is involved, ask them in writing what they require before you book.
This article is general information and not legal advice.