Forgery Verification

At International Institute of Graphology, we provide professional service for forensic handwriting examination matters. We provide specialized service in examination of questioned documents, handwriting matching, detect forgery on property documents, cheques, Wills forgery, financial documents, signature Forgery, Suicide Notes, Bank Forgery, Financial Documents, Account ledgers, medical records, autograph authentication and other important documents.

Our Reports, Opinion, Testimony are acceptable in the court of law under section 45 of Indian Evidence Act.

Services offered under forensic handwriting examination are:

• Authenticity of handwriting.
• Authenticity of forged signature on wills, deeds and other important documents.
• Identification of altered or erasing and over-writings or fraudulent documents.
• Obliterated or indented writing.
• Authenticity of original writer.
• To give opinion on handwriting for production in the civil Court cases

We work on both Civil as well as criminal cases. Our Expert Sandip S Arsude has very good experience in this field and has worked on a number of different cases and provided his opinion in different courts.

Criminal Cases

• Blackmailing Notes
• Suicide Notes
• Forged Bank Documents

Civil Cases

• Forged Property Deeds
• Forged Medical Records
• Forged Wills

• Property documents,
• Cheques,
• Wills forgery,
• Financial documents,
• Suicide Notes,
• Bank Forgery,
• Financial Documents,
• Account ledgers,
• Medical records,
• and other important documents.

Handwriting Expert studies document/papers which is suspected of being forged or counterfeit. Once the study is completed, we present our finding in a legal context which can be presented in a court or can be used as an evidence to prove authenticity of the questioned document.

We provide our expertize technical report or even opinion to clients as per their requirements and needs.

Reports created in the case can be presented in the court and Often expert reports are read to the court and occasionally experts are required to attend court to present their own evidence and answer questions in person.Cases involving internal company investigations or family disputes can also be examined on behalf of private affairs.