Why maternity testing exists
Maternity is usually documented at birth, so the test is requested less often. It becomes relevant when documentation is missing, disputed, or must be independently confirmed.
Common situations
- Reuniting after adoption or long separation
- Immigration applications requiring proof of a mother-child relationship
- Surrogacy and assisted reproduction record confirmation
- Hospital or registry record discrepancies
How it works
The process mirrors paternity testing: markers from the child are compared with those of the alleged mother. Cheek swabs are the standard sample.
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