ISO 9001 : 2015 CERTIFIED
Questioned Documents Examination Division
This division deals with the forensic examination of various questioned documents. Experts here analyze handwriting, signatures, typewriting, printed matter, seal and stamp impressions, and also detect erasures, alterations, overwriting, obliterations, additions, sequence of stroke.
Forms of Documents Examined
- Cheques, Bank Drafts, Receipts, Wills, Affidavits, Bail Bonds
- Lottery Tickets, Anonymous/Ransom Letters, Suicide Notes
- Examination Answer Sheets and book, Agreements, Passports, Currency Notes
- Stamp Papers, Security/Legal Papers, Credit Cards, Travel Documents
- Indented Writings, Charred/Partially Visible Documents
Key Examinations:
- Handwriting & Signature identification, forgery detection
- Detection and Deciphering of Erased & obliterated writings
- Typewriting, printed matter, computer printouts, Xerox copies examination & identification
- Counterfeit currency Notes FICNs & lottery ticket examination
- Loan Document Examination
- Paper & ink Examination
- seal and stamp comparison and examination
- Examination of carbon paper, ribbons, stencils
- Passport Examination
- Secretes writing examination and detection
- Examination of invisible writings
- Insurance Fraud Investigation
Questioned Documents Examination Division(FAQs)
A questioned document is any document whose authenticity, handwriting, or signature is in doubt.
A forensic examiner checks handwriting, signatures, ink, paper, and alterations to verify authenticity.
You can submit the original or high-resolution scanned copies to a forensic expert. Originals are preferred for accurate ink, paper, or pressure analysis.
Cheques, agreements, wills, receipts, ID cards, certificates, and digital documents.
Yes. A certified forensic examiner’s expert opinion report is admissible in court and often used as crucial evidence in legal disputes.
Yes. Individuals, lawyers, companies, banks, and government agencies can request a forensic document examination.
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