Attorneys & DNA Partners
Mobile DNA & Paternity Specimen Collection
Discreet appointments with careful documentation
DNA collection can involve sensitive family circumstances, legal matters, or participants in different locations. Lite Touch works with attorneys, designated DNA testing laboratories, and clients to arrange professional mobile specimen collection.
We review private paternity and relationship testing requests, legal DNA cases, and immigration-related collections arranged through the appropriate testing laboratory.
Chain-of-custody collection arrangements
When chain of custody is required, the testing laboratory supplies the applicable identification, collection, documentation, and specimen handoff procedures. We review these instructions before confirming the appointment.
Required witnessing, photographs, forms, seals, and transport arrangements must be identified in advance. The laboratory determines the required specimen type and performs the testing.
Preparing participants for the appointment
We clarify the case reference, participant requirements, necessary identification, approved collection location, and appointment arrangements. Participants are treated respectfully, with attention to privacy and the sensitivity of the matter.
Questions about DNA collection
Can Lite Touch arrange legal or immigration testing?
Lite Touch provides the agreed specimen collection. The designated testing laboratory must direct the testing process and applicable case procedures.
Will results be accepted by a court or agency?
Acceptance depends on the testing laboratory, case procedures, and receiving authority. Collection alone does not establish legal or agency acceptance.
Can participants be collected in different places?
Yes, share the locations and laboratory instructions so we can assess the requested arrangements. Select domestic and international requests are reviewed individually.
Arrange a collection consultation
Our primary coverage includes New York City, Long Island, the Hamptons, and the Tri-State area.
Information to provide for a DNA collection inquiry
Tell us the designated testing laboratory, case type, participant locations and preferred appointment dates. We review laboratory instructions before arranging collection. Please keep identification documents and sensitive case information out of the initial contact form.