Forensic Graphology
Handwriting can contain important identifying characteristics that may help investigators examine questioned documents, signatures, written statements, and other handwritten material. In cases involving disputed documents or suspected alterations, handwriting examination can provide useful investigative information when supported by appropriate samples and expert analysis.
TrackEye provides Forensic Graphology Services to assist individuals, businesses, legal professionals, and organizations dealing with handwriting-related concerns. Our services focus on the examination, comparison, documentation, and investigation of handwriting and related evidence.
For cases requiring formal forensic conclusions, examination should be conducted by a qualified forensic document examiner or handwriting expert using appropriate standards and comparison material. TrackEye can assist with the investigative process and coordination of specialist examination where required.
Our Forensic Graphology Services
- Handwriting examination and comparison
- Questioned handwriting investigation
- Signature comparison support
- Suspected forged handwriting investigation
- Anonymous letter examination
- Threatening or suspicious note investigation
- Document-related handwriting verification
- Handwriting sample collection guidance
- Disputed signature investigation
- Handwriting alteration assessment
Handwriting Examination & Comparison
Handwriting examination involves reviewing characteristics present in written material and comparing them with suitable reference samples. Depending on the case, relevant features may include letter formation, spacing, slant, proportions, connecting strokes, writing movement, and other observable characteristics.
TrackEye can assist clients in organizing questioned material and obtaining appropriate comparison samples for examination by a qualified specialist.
Questioned Handwriting Investigation
A document may become questionable when its handwriting is disputed or when there is uncertainty regarding who may have written a particular statement, note, entry, or other material.
Our investigation support can help identify the relevant documents, collect available reference material, establish the circumstances surrounding the document, and coordinate examination where specialist analysis is required.