Sean
Still Unsure 😐
I ask for results to state if I am the father or not the father , instead they sent me results saying that I’m not excluded , one of my child got a note at the end of his results and the other one didn’t get a note at the end of the results , the problem I am having is I’m not sure if one of my sons are mine , it’s a possibility he can be my brother child , my brother is decease so I don’t know how to go about getting his dna 🧬, I paid for further Dna testing , so I would believe that the results would of gave me the ideal if I am the father or not the father , not being excluded to unrelated father ,
Reply from DNA Diagnostics CenterApr 9, 2021
4/9/21: Hi, Sean, and thanks for testing with us. Regulations require us to use the "excluded" and "non-excluded" language in our reports rather than saying "is" or "is not" the father. If your report says "not excluded" then that means you are considered the biological father (with whatever probability you were given - most likely 99.9% or higher). If a report says "excluded," then that means there is 0% probability you are the father. It sounds like you need a more comprehensive explanation of your reports, and so I am going to ask customer service to reach out to you. You are also welcome to contact us M-F via Facebook messenger here: https://www.facebook.com/DDCPaternity 4/9/21 UPDATE: Customer service called you twice today but were unable to leave a message since your mailbox is full. If you'd like more info about your report, you're welcome to reach out to us via Facebook Messenger. Thanks!