Handwriting analysis

If you have any doubts about the authenticity of certain documents - a will, a debt receipt, an agreement, an act, any handwritten text or a signature on a document - contact the detective agency Private Detective Odessa for a handwriting examination in Odessa and Odessa region . The handwriting of each person is individual, as well as fingerprints. The handwriting individuality is manifested most of all in subtle signs requiring the use of special methods for their research, therefore, the conduct of graphological examination can only be entrusted to qualified specialists with the appropriate skills. Handwriting examination (graphological examination) refers to methods of identification. Various documents can serve as objects of examination of handwriting examination - powers of attorney, will, testament, contract, receipt, etc.

The following issues may be clarified as part of a handwriting examination:

· Who wrote the text (signed) of the document under study;

· Whether the texts (signatures) of different documents were written by one person or by different persons;

· The physical condition of the person at the time of writing the document (signature): the presence of certain diseases, the state of alcohol or drug intoxication;

· Whether the handwriting was intentionally changed, whether the text (signature) was executed with the right or left hand or imitating the handwriting of another person;

· The presence of additional circumstances: unusual posture, unusual material, insufficient lighting, etc .;

· Simultaneous execution of all fragments of the text submitted for examination.

For graphological examination, a sufficient number of handwriting samples should be presented, which can be of three types: free, conditionally free and experimental.

Free samples of handwriting are documents executed without regard to this case (personal and official correspondence, questionnaires, statements, autobiographies, etc.). Experimental handwriting samples are performed by the contractor specifically for examination. A comparative analysis of free and experimental samples allows the expert to obtain more reliable results of graphological examination. In addition to free and experimental samples, conditionally free documents may be submitted for handwriting examination - documents executed after the occurrence of the case, but not specifically for the examination (explanatory notes, statements, minutes, etc.)