Forensic document examinations are not limited to signature comparison; they encompass multifaceted techniques such as handwriting analysis, detection of forged document production methods, paper and ink type analysis, print comparisons, and digital forgery detection. During examinations, a scientific and objective assessment is made by considering factors such as the number of comparative samples, the physical condition of the documents, and writing habits.

Technical tools such as UV light, infrared imaging, digital magnification, and layer analysis are used, if necessary, to identify suspicious editing in documents submitted to court. In cases such as signature denial, forged promissory notes, later additions to blank promissory notes, and falsification of banking documents, such forensic technical reports can provide compelling evidence that can change the course of a case.

Our experts evaluate each document in accordance with forensic document review standards and prepare reasoned, scientific reports. Upon request, these reports are presented as expert opinions in court, supporting expert witness processes.