Alaska Motion & Affidavit for Genetic (DNA) Testing, SHC-1370 is a legal document used in certain family law cases to initiate genetic testing. It is a form used to request the court’s permission to use DNA testing to determine the paternity of a child. The form is filed with the court and must be signed by both parties involved in the paternity dispute. The form includes information such as the names of the parties involved, the child’s name, the date of birth, and any other relevant information related to the case. It also includes a sworn statement from both parties that the results of the genetic testing will be used for the purpose of determining paternity. The form must be accompanied by an affidavit from a qualified expert, such as a doctor, biologist, or laboratory technician, which attests to the accuracy of the test results. There are two types of Alaska Motion & Affidavit for Genetic (DNA) Testing, SHC-1370: one for paternity cases and one for maternity cases. Both forms are used to initiate genetic testing to determine parentage, but the details of the form may vary depending on the type of case.