What does a DNA test actually cost?

We don’t offer online booking, and that’s intentional. Before we schedule any appointment, we need to ask a few pre-qualifying questions to make sure we order the right test for your situation. For example: how many participants are being tested, who is involved, whether the test needs to be court-admissible, whether anyone is pregnant, and what location works best. Calling, texting, or emailing means you speak with a real person, not a chatbot or scheduling form. This avoids misunderstandings, makes sure your test is set up correctly the first time, and gets you to your results faster. Call or text (951) 290-7500 or email contact@paternityverified.com, 9 AM – 9 PM, 7 days a week.

The only real difference is convenience. We come to you instead of you driving to them. What people don’t always realize is that those brick-and-mortar “DNA testing” locations are not labs either, they are collection sites, just like us. They collect your sample and ship it off to an outside lab. We do the exact same thing, except the collection site is wherever you want us to show up. Same lab processing, same accreditation, same accuracy. We just remove the driving, the waiting room, and the appointment-coordination headache.

Yes, anywhere that works for you. Your home, a friend or relative’s home, your workplace, an attorney’s office, a hospital, even the parking lot of a coffee shop, library, grocery store, or any business where you can sit in your car. The collection takes about 20 minutes and we work around your privacy and your schedule. If you can be there with valid ID, we can collect there.

A peace-of-mind paternity test starts at $299, a legal court-admissible test starts at $399, and a non-invasive prenatal test starts at $1,599. Each price includes two participants and mobile collection within 20 miles of 92585.

Every test price includes two participants, typically the alleged father and one child. The mother can always be tested along with them at no additional cost. Each additional child or second alleged father is $100 for standard tests, or $200 for prenatal tests (additional alleged fathers only).

Yes. Mobile collection is included at no extra charge for any location within 20 miles of 92585. Locations beyond that range have a travel fee starting at $25, always quoted upfront before you schedule your appointment.

We collect samples wherever each participant is, even if they’re in different cities or states. Same-city second collections are included at no extra charge. If the second participant is in a different city (for example, the child is in Hemet and the alleged father is in San Diego), a travel fee applies based on the distance between the two locations. This is separate from the additional participant fee. We’ll quote everything upfront before you schedule so there are no surprises.

No. There's nothing to pay upfront. Payment is collected at your appointment, and we accept all major credit and debit cards, cash, and invoice or payment-link options.

Yes. We offer a discount for active duty, reserve, and veterans. Just show your military ID at the appointment.

The science is identical. A legal test costs more because it follows a strict chain-of-custody process: photo ID verification, witnessed collection, and notarized documentation, all of which are required for results to be admissible in court.