Cellmark provides court approved DNA testing and forensic quality hair drug and alcohol testing services to the legal profession, local authority children’s services teams, government departments and members of the public. Established in 1987, we are the UK’s most experienced DNA testing service and were the world’s first private DNA fingerprinting company.
Drug and Alcohol Testing
Our accredited drug and alcohol testing service provides rapid, reliable scientific analysis, clearly reported and simply explained. This service can test for evidence of chronic excessive drug and alcohol consumption in hair, blood and urine samples.
Court Approved DNA Testing
Confidential, conclusive and court approved DNA testing to establish paternity and other relationships, delivered next day as standard.
DNA Testing for Immigration
DNA testing for individuals seeking UK Visas. Accepted by UK Visas and Immigration, and immigration departments around the globe.
Key Services
Immigration Relationship Testing
Company Address
16, Blacklands Way,
Abingdon,
Oxon,
OX14 1DY
Contact
Email: info@cellmark.co.uk
Tel: 0800 036 2522
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