A significant portion of all investigations handled by International Investigators, Inc. have included some form of forensic document examination. This service is one of the most instrumental tools in ascertaining how a crime has occurred. By conducting simple handwriting comparisons, or full-scale forensic document examinations, major conclusions can be produced in cases involving:

• Fraud
• Suspected forgery - wills, contracts, deads, checks, etc.
• Embezzlement
• Identity theft
• Suspicious death claims
• Intellectual property protection

Conclusions commonly drawn from forensic document examinations and handwriting comparisons can indicate that the following crimes have been committed:

• Forgery
• Document falsification
• Counterfeiting
• Evidence tampering

As with all other forensic services conducted by International Investigators, Inc., the document examinations and handwriting comparisons, are skillfully performed by one of our renown forensic experts, who is experienced in the court-directed protocols for evidence handling and testimony as an expert witness. The results of all handwriting comparisons are listed in a forensic investigative report, and indicate only if the document presented for examination was, or was not written by a specific individual in question. When listing the results of a full forensic examination of a questioned document, the investigative report will specify whether or not evidence of tampering or counterfeiting is present, and where it appears.

To obtain more detailed information concerning handwriting comparisons, or a specific forensic document examination, you may inquire online by clicking here.