North Dakota, (ND) DNA Paternity Testing Services

North Dakota Paternity, Siblingship, Grandparent, Avuncular, & Immigration DNA

North Dakota, (ND) Paternity DNA Testing Laws, Statutes, & Birth Certificate:

According to the Laws of North Dakota and paternity statute 14-17-04

SECTION 3. AMENDMENT. Subsection 1 of section 14-17-04 of the North
Dakota Century Code is amended and reenacted as follows:

1. A man is presumed to be the natural biological father of a child if:


a. The man and the child's natural biological mother are or have been married to each other and the child is born during the marriage, or within three hundred days after the marriage is terminated by death, annulment, declaration of invalidity, or divorce, or after a decree of separation is entered by a court;

b. Before the child's birth, that man and the child's natural biological mother have attempted to marry each other by a marriage solemnized in apparent compliance with law, although the
attempted marriage is or could be declared invalid, and: 50 Chapter 128 Domestic Relations and Persons (1) If the attempted marriage could be declared invalid only by a court, the child is born during the attempted marriage, or within three hundred days after its termination by death,
annulment, declaration of invalidity, or divorce; or (2) If the attempted marriage is invalid without a court order, the child is born within three hundred days after the termination
of cohabitation;

c. After the child's birth, that man and the child's natural biological mother have married, or attempted to marry, each other by a marriage solemnized in apparent compliance with law, although the attempted marriage is or could be declared invalid, and:
(1) The man has acknowledged the man's paternity of the child in writing filed with the division of vital statistics of the state department of health;
(2) With the man's consent, that man is named as the child's
father on the child's birth certificate; or
(3) The man is obligated to support the child under a written
voluntary promise or by court order;

d. While the child is under the age of majority, the man receives the child into the man's home and openly holds out the child as the man's natural biological child;

e. The man acknowledges the man's paternity of the child in a writing filed with the division of vital statistics of the state department of health, which shall promptly inform the mother of the filing of the acknowledgment, and the mother does not dispute the acknowledgment within a reasonable time after being informed thereof of the acknowledgment, in a writing filed with the division of vital statistics of the state department of health. If another man is presumed under this section to be the child's father, acknowledgment may be effected only with the written consent of the presumed father or after the presumption has been rebutted; or

f. If genetic tests show that the man is not excluded and the statistical
probability of the man's parentage is ninety-five percent or higher.

14-19-12. Voluntary paternity establishment service entities - Duties.

1. At any time after an unmarried woman is determined to be pregnant, a voluntary paternity establishment entity may:

a. Provide to the mother and the alleged father, if the alleged father is present:
(1) Written materials about paternity establishment;
(2) The forms necessary to voluntarily acknowledge paternity;
(3) A written and oral description of the rights, responsibilities, and legal consequences of establishing paternity; and
(4) The opportunity to speak, either by telephone or in person, with staff who
are trained to clarify information and answer questions about paternity establishment; and
b. Provide the mother and the alleged father, if the alleged father is present, the
opportunity to voluntarily acknowledge paternity.

2. Before accepting a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity, a voluntary paternity
establishment service entity shall afford due process safeguards by informing, in
writing, the mother and the alleged father, if the alleged father is present, of the
manner in which a relationship of father and child established under this chapter may
be vacated or rescinded.

3. A voluntary paternity establishment service entity shall forward completed
acknowledgments to the state department of health. [More]

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Birth Certificate Vital Statistic Information:

If you need to obtain a copy of your child's birth certificate, or want to change your child's name, then you may need to contact the office of vital statistics for North Dakota, (ND):

North Dakota (ND) Vital Records                   
North Dakota Bureau of Vital Statistics
600 E. Boulevard Ave., Dept. 301
Bismarck, ND 58505-0200
North Dakota (ND) Vital Statistic Application
Phone (701) 328-2360

 

* Locations in in North Dakota, (ND)

We have locations and/or mobile medical collectors in most North Dakota, (ND) cities below:

Afton	Ferry	Maddock	Rolla
Allendale	Fessenden	Mandan	Rugby
Apple Creek	Finley	Manvel	Sawyer
Arthur	Forman	Mapleton	Sheyenne
Arvilla	Four Bears	Mayville	St. John
Ashley	Garrison	McClusky	St. Thomas
Ashley	Gibbs	McVille	Stanley
Barnes	Glen Ullin	Medina	Stanton
Beach	Glenburn	Mekinock	Steele
Belfield	Grafton	Michigan City	Stony Creek
Berthold	Grand Forks	Midway	Strasburg
Beulah	Gwinner	Milnor	Sundre
Bismarck	Hankinson	Minnewaukan	Surrey
Bloom	Harrison	Minot	Tatman
Blooming	Harvey	Minto	Thompson
Bottineau	Harwood	Mission	Tioga
Bowbells	Hatton	Missouri Ridge	Towner
Bowman	Hay Creek	Mohall	Trenton
Brenna	Hazen	Mott	Turtle Lake
Burlington	Hebron	Napoleon	Underwood
Buxton	Hettinger	Neche	Valley
Cando	Hillsboro	Nedrose	Valley City
Carrington	Homer	New England	Velva
Casselton	Horace	New Rockford	Wahpeton
Cavalier	Hunter	New Salem	Walhalla
Center	Jamestown	New Town	Walle
Cooperstown	Kenmare	Normanna	Washburn
Creel	Killdeer	Northwood	Waterford
Crosby	Kindred	Oakes	Watford City
Devils Lake	Kirkelie	Osborn	West Fargo
Dickinson	Kulm	Park River	Westhope
Drayton	Lakota	Parshall	Whitteron
Dunseith	Lallie	Pembina	Williston
Edgeley	LaMoure	Pleasant	Wilton
Elgin	Langdon	Portland	Wishek
Ellendale	Larimore	Ray	Wood Lake
Emerado	Leeds	Reed	Wyndmere
Enderlin	Lidgerwood	Reynolds	Yellowstone
Eureka	Lincoln	Richardton
Fairmount	Linton	Roland
Fargo	Lisbon	Rolette

* Counties Served

We can arrange an appointment for you that is either located in, or conveniently accessible from, one of these North Carolina, (NC) State Counties:
* Subject To Collector Availability In Ship To Address.

Adams	Emmons	Mercer	Sioux
Barnes	Foster	Morton	Slope
Benson	Golden Valley	Mountrail	Stark
Billings	Grand Forks	Nelson	Steele
Bottineau	Grant	Oliver	Stutsman
Bowman	Griggs	Pembina	Towner
Burke	Hettinger	Pierce	Traill
Burleigh	Kidder	Ramsey	Walsh
Cass	LaMoure	Ransom	Ward
Cavalier	Logan	Renville	Wells
Dickey	McHenry	Richland	Williams
Divide	McIntosh	Rolette
Dunn	McKenzie	Sargent
Eddy	McLean	Sheridan

 

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