Fingerprint Development & Examination
Fingerprints are one of the most important forms of physical evidence in an investigation. They may help establish whether a person has handled a particular object, accessed a location, or come into contact with a specific surface. At TrackEye, we provide professional fingerprint development and examination support for personal, corporate, legal, and investigative matters.
Our approach focuses on identifying potential fingerprint evidence, documenting its condition, supporting appropriate development and collection procedures, and organizing the findings for further examination. Depending on the nature of the case, we can also coordinate with qualified forensic fingerprint experts or laboratories for specialized examination and expert opinion.
Our Fingerprint Development & Examination Services
- Fingerprint evidence identification and investigation support
- Latent fingerprint development support
- Fingerprint lifting and collection guidance
- Fingerprint photography and documentation
- Fingerprint comparison support
- Fingerprint evidence preservation
- Crime scene fingerprint investigation support
- Fingerprint examination for objects and surfaces
- Suspected contact-point investigation
- Fingerprint evidence documentation for legal matters
Latent Fingerprint Development
Not every fingerprint is immediately visible. Latent fingerprints may be present on surfaces such as glass, metal, plastic, paper, doors, furniture, vehicles, electronic devices, and other objects.
TrackEye can assist in identifying areas where fingerprint evidence may be present and support appropriate development and documentation procedures. The method used depends on the surface, condition of the evidence, and circumstances of the investigation.
Fingerprint Evidence Collection & Preservation
Fingerprint evidence must be handled carefully from the time it is identified. Our investigation process emphasizes proper documentation and preservation of potential evidence before it is moved, altered, or exposed to unnecessary contact.