Complete Advanced Infidelity DNA Test
Complete Infidelity DNA Testing - Private, Accurate, Confidential Results
Complete Advanced Infidelity Test
Do you suspect your spouse of cheating? Have you found suspicious items around the house that don’t belong to you or anyone in your family? An errant undergarment, extra toothbrush, stain on a shirt or bed sheets?
Infidelity can be difficult to prove, but if you need confirmation of evidence for yourself or others, forensic DNA testing is the best way to do so. Our advanced tests work for both male and females, so every philandering girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, or wife can be tested for.
If you need an accurate, fast, and private test for infidelity, this advanced DNA test is for you.
Please see out Infidelity Test Results Page for more detailed information on what to expect from an infidelity test.
The Complete Advanced Infidelity DNA Test is a combination of a multiple gender or Autosomal test and a Semen Detection Test performed on all collected Special Samples (not on comparison swabs/samples). This will compile all DNA profiles, compare all samples against one another and determine whether the found genetic material belongs to a male, female, or a mix of both.
The complete process is broken down into these steps:
Identify if there is any existing human DNA on the suspected sample or stain.
If human DNA is found, we will attempt to build DNA profiles. These will be displayed on the report.
Distinguish whether the DNA profile(s) found are male, female, or a mix of both.
Our analysts will compare all DNA found to a reference swab you submit to match or eliminate your DNA from the equation. If provided, we will match your partners DNA reference swab and indicate if it is found in the sample or stain. These samples can be Special Samples.
All Special Samples (not comparison swabs/comparison Special Samples) will be tested for the presence of Semen.
When all the testing is done, Validity Genetics will generate a report containing a write up stating if DNA was detected, show the DNA profiles found, if there was a match or non-match between the reference swab and sample(s) submitted, and indicate if semen was found on the Special Samples.
What To Do After Ordering Your Test
After ordering you will be contacted by a Validity Genetics representative with additional instructions and the address to send your samples to. Additionally, depending on how many comparison samples you need, a DNA Sample Collection Kit will be mailed to you in order to collect the DNA comparison swab(s) used to test against the Special Sample. Simply follow the instructions in the kit to gather the DNA.
If you already have your comparison samples, place each persons samples in their own envelope (please do not use a plastic or zip-lock bag or mix the samples) labeled with order #, name of person (if applicable), date of collection, and include them with your Special Sample.
You will need to send the Special Sample(s) to our laboratory on your own. Depending on what the Special Sample is we recommend placing it inside a paper bag or envelope, please do not place inside a plastic zip-lock bag. On the outside of the bag/envelope please label the following:
the order number (this will be on your order confirmation),
a brief description of the item,
date of the collection,
approximate age of the sample.
For more information on gathering, packing, and labeling Special Samples Click Here
The Special Samples should all be placed inside a box or mailer envelope (plastic is fine) and sent to our laboratory. We highly recommend using a tracked shipping service.
The address to send the Special Sample to is:
Validity Genetics DNA
500 South Main Street
Las Cruces, NM 88001
Forensic or Special Samples in Infidelity Testing
What types of items can I use for sample collection?
The most common and helpful sources of a DNA test include things that can help prove a claim of adultery. These include samples like:
Used condom
Toothbrush
Feminine hygiene pads
Blood
Stained Sheets
Underwear and other clothing
Hair
This is not a complete list of sample sources.
Click here for more examples of samples used for DNA testing.
Other samples that might contain DNA include things like gum, dental floss, toothpicks, nail clippings, clothing, head coverings (like hats or bandanas), or any other items from which an expert can extract DNA. Contact us to make sure your sample can be used. An additional fee may be required based upon the type of sample submitted.
Click here for information on how to collect Forensic Samples for Infidelity DNA Tests.
Special note about old or degraded DNA samples
Is there an old article of clothing, hairs, or other object you swear aren't yours or your partners? Maybe you hid it somewhere and were planning to use it to confront them. Send it to us to test!
Ultraviolet light, extreme temperature and moisture are the primary destructive agents that lead to the degradation of DNA molecules. But, even if it has been a while since you found a suspicious object, degraded samples may still be useful. Because infidelity testing does not require a detailed profile workup, it’s possible that degraded samples can also be used to make infidelity determinations.
Have a question about a sample? Contact us!
Infidelity DNA Testing:
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our Complete Infidelity DNA Test combines three laboratory services: confirmatory semen detection, autosomal DNA extraction and profiling, and DNA comparison.
The semen detection test determines whether semen is present on the submitted item. DNA profiling identifies recoverable human DNA, including male, female, or mixed DNA profiles. The comparison process evaluates any suitable DNA profiles against the reference sample(s) provided.
This comprehensive approach provides more information than semen detection or DNA profiling alone.
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Your laboratory report will include the results of the semen detection test, any DNA profiles recovered from the submitted evidence, and the findings of comparisons against your reference DNA sample(s).
Depending on the sample, results may indicate whether semen was detected, whether male or female DNA was recovered, whether multiple DNA contributors were identified, and whether a recovered DNA profile is consistent with a submitted reference sample.
You can view examples of Infidelity DNA Test Results to better understand how our laboratory reports are presented.
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DNA testing can provide valuable information about biological material found on clothing, bedding, or other personal items, but it cannot independently prove that infidelity occurred.
Our testing can determine whether semen is detected, identify recoverable human DNA profiles, and compare suitable profiles against known reference samples.
However, DNA testing cannot establish when or how the biological material was deposited or the circumstances surrounding its presence.
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We can test many types of personal items and materials that may contain semen or human DNA, including:
Underwear, panties, and other clothing
Bed sheets, pillowcases, and bedding
Clothing or fabrics with suspicious stains
Used condoms
Towels and other personal items
For the best results, avoid washing or unnecessarily handling the item. Allow damp samples to air-dry completely and package each item separately in a clean paper envelope or bag.
The amount and condition of biological material present will affect whether usable DNA can be recovered.
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Both tests use autosomal DNA analysis to identify recoverable human DNA profiles and compare them against submitted reference samples.
The primary difference is that the Complete Infidelity DNA Test also includes confirmatory semen detection.
The Advanced Infidelity DNA Test focuses on DNA extraction, profiling, and comparison without automatically including semen detection.
If you specifically want to know whether semen is present on a suspicious item, the Complete Infidelity DNA Test may be the better option.
Explore our Infidelity DNA Testing options to compare available services.
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A positive semen detection result does not guarantee that a usable male DNA profile can be recovered.
This can happen when very little male DNA is present, the biological material has degraded, or a large amount of female DNA makes the male contribution difficult to identify through standard autosomal testing.
In certain situations, specialized Y-STR DNA testing may provide additional information by specifically targeting male DNA.
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Standard results are generally available within 5–7 business days after our laboratory receives your samples.
Business days are Monday through Friday, excluding laboratory holidays.
Rush testing may be available for qualifying samples, with results as soon as the next business day after the item is placed into testing. Additional fees apply.
Results are delivered confidentially by email in PDF format.
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Our laboratory uses established forensic testing methods, including confirmatory RSID semen detection and autosomal STR DNA analysis.
The reliability of the findings depends on the type, quantity, and condition of the biological material submitted. Samples containing degraded DNA, very small amounts of DNA, or DNA from multiple individuals may produce limited or inconclusive results.
While these laboratory methods can provide highly informative findings, no test can guarantee that usable DNA will be recovered from every sample.
If you are unsure which testing service is appropriate, contact Validity Genetics before ordering.