Not unless you have ordered a court admissible or legal DNA test. A legal test is different to home test in that it involves a third part person appointed to collect the samples and verify the identity of the test participants. People being sampled for the test must provide proof of identity. The samples then have to be transported securely to an accredited laboratory for testing. A standard home test is only for 'curiosity' or 'peace of mind', the results have no legal standing.