There are, fake tests sold on the Internet that look like paternity tests but are fake. Some even come complete with very real looking results letters. These tests contain cheek swabs, collection bags and return envelopes. The instructions are very detailed and could fool nearly anyone. The kit also comes with a positive and negative fake test result.
For a mom or dad to fake a paternity test comes with legal ramifications. If the test is revealed as faked or the false results are proven incorrect, the party administering the faulty test will be liable for the negative outcome of the test. If there are medical bills associated with the pregnancy and the father was named not the father, he will then be responsible for his portion of the bills (or all if the court of law rules in the favor of the mother). There is also the issue of back child support if the faulty test is not discovered until after the baby is born. Presenting a faux paternity test results letter is against the law.
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Paternity testing can determine whether or not a particular man is the biological father of a child. To do this test, a small sample of bodily fluid, blood or tissue from a child or the pregnant mother and the potential father are collected and examined for DNA.&nbsp;DNA&nbsp;stands for "deoxyribonucleic acid" which is material present in nearly all living organisms as the main constituent of chromosomes,&nbsp;carriers of genetic information that are&nbsp;found in the nucleus of most living cells. DNA paternity testing can be done&nbsp;either during pregnancy through non-invasive tests from the mother's blood, or it can be done during pregnancy through invasive tests like chorionic villi sampling (CVS) or amniocentesis. Both invasive tests carry small risks to the fetus, while non-invasive maternbal blood testing does not carry risks to the fetus. After delivery of the baby, paternity testing can be done from DNA obtained from the baby's blood othjer otther samples like scarpiongs from the baby's mouth.
In the past,&nbsp;DNA-based paternity tests were only available after delivery from DNA collected from the baby and the alleged father.&nbsp;It is now possible to do paternity testing during pregnancy and prior to birth with a simple non-invasive blood test from the mother and a DNA test from the father. This new test was reported in the journal&nbsp;<a href="http://journals.lww.com/greenjournal/Citation/2014/08000/Single_Nucleotide_Polymorphism_Based_Noninvasive.3.aspx" target="_blank">Obstetrics &amp; Gynecology.&nbsp;</a>Fetal DNA testing from the mother's blood is p[ossible as early as 8 weeks in pregnancy without risk to the baby, because only blood is collected from the mother without the need of an invasive test. The test is done because cells from the fetus float freely in the bloodstream of the pregnant mother as early as 8 weeks of the pregnancy. Testing companies&nbsp; can develop a DNA profile of the fetal cells and compare the profile to the DNA profile of the presumed father. A conclusive paternity test report can be delivered in as little as 3 business days after both DNA samples have been received.

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There are very few ways for a paternity test to be faked. If the blood or saliva is taken at the DNA testing facility, the results will be accurate.