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Questioned Documents Examination
Cybertech Questioned Documents Services deliver expert forensic examination of disputed, altered, or suspicious documents used in legal, corporate, or investigative matters. Our forensic specialists analyze handwriting, signatures, inks, papers, and printed elements to uncover forgery, tampering, counterfeiting, and document fraud. Every finding is backed by scientific methods, validated tools, and courtroom-ready reporting, ensuring accuracy, reliability, and legal admissibility.
Questioned Documents Examination is a forensic discipline focused on evaluating documents whose authenticity, origin, or integrity is in doubt. It involves scientific analysis of handwriting, signatures, inks, printing methods, alterations, and physical characteristics to determine whether a document has been forged, modified, or fabricated. This service is essential for legal disputes, fraud investigations, insurance claims, corporate audits, and criminal cases.
Accurate identification of forged, altered, or counterfeit documents using scientific forensic techniques.
All examinations follow established forensic standards, ensuring findings are accepted in legal proceedings.
Helps organizations and individuals prevent fraud, safeguard assets, and avoid manipulation of critical documents.
Assists law firms, corporations, insurance companies, and law enforcement in uncovering truth behind disputed records.
Uses advanced forensic tools and methodologies for precise, unbiased results.
Expert comparison and identification of handwriting and signatures to detect forgeries, simulations, or disguised writing.
Verification of legal documents such as contracts, wills, and certificates, including ink, paper, and print process analysis.
Uncover erasures, overwriting, additions, deletions, and recover obscured or previously erased content.
Identify counterfeit IDs, certificates, and security documents by analyzing authenticity markers and embedded security features.
Trace typewritten or printed documents to specific printers or typewriters through mechanical and pattern analysis.
Detailed forensic reports and expert witness testimony to support civil, criminal, and corporate legal proceedings.