Signature Examination

Verify Authenticity and Detect Forgeries with Expert Signature Analysis.

What is Signature Examination?

Signature examination is a forensic process used to determine the authenticity of a signature and to detect forgeries. This involves comparing the questioned signature with known samples of the individual’s handwriting or signature. Experts look for signs of forgery, such as differences in stroke patterns, pressure, and ink flow.

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How the Process Works

The process of signature examination involves a detailed analysis of the signature, comparing it with known samples to identify similarities and differences. This may include examining the pressure of pen strokes, the flow of ink, and other handwriting characteristics. Tools like stereo microscopes or video spectral comparators (VSC) may be used to aid in the analysis.

General Questions

What is signature examination in forensic document analysis?

Signature examination is the analysis of a signature to determine its authenticity and detect any signs of forgery or alteration.

In legal disputes, signature examination can provide evidence to support claims or defenses related to the authenticity of a document, such as a contract or will.

Signs that a signature may be a forgery include inconsistencies in stroke patterns, pen pressure, ink flow, and letter formation.

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