Detection of forgery of any nature and of any magnitude - no language barrier.

Any unique problem solved with very unique, innovative, court acceptable solutions.

In instances where there is only one disputed signature and only one admitted signature comparison undertaken as per Calligraphic Anatomy method, on specific instructions from any Competent Authority including Trial Court, Empowered Commissions, Legally constituted Arbitration Forums/Commissions etc.

Identifying whether the same instrument was used for writing the whole matter/signature etc.

Identifying whether the signature in a disputed document is genuine or not.

Identifying the age of the signature - to see whether the date in the document and the signature of the genuine writer on that date agrees.

Whether the signature was written with fully live consciousness of the person or in other body/mental conditions.

Identifying whether the various signatures in a document were written by the genuine author in the very same body and mental condition - whether in the spell period of some sedative medicine or not.

Identifying whether all the signatures in a document agree with relation to the time/period/date on which they are seemingly written by the individual.

Identifying whether any overwriting was made on the original writing by the same instrument / person / occasion. - If so, find out (with material proof) what was the original writing.

Identifying whether any overwriting was made on the original writing using a different instrument or instruments, / different person / different occasion.

Identifying whether only one (or more) overwriting (s)/obliteration (s) was/were made and if so using the same instrument or not.

What were the over-writings made each time ?

Identify - with exactitude - whether the signature was written after writing the body of a document or whether the body of the document was written in an already signed paper ? (subject to conditions of availability crossing lines ).

Whether the signature was written using the same instrument which was used for writing the body of the document?

Whether all the sheets of a document were written on the same breed of paper.

Whether the whole body of the document written by the same individual/instrument.

Whether some sheet (s) from the original document has( have) been replaced.

What was the original writing in the cheque and what alteration/addition/deletion has been made to the original written matter.

Whether the date in the cheque and the other writings agree in every technical aspect ?

Whether a cheque bearing the original signature was used by some one else with subsequent filling with other details / writings in it or by alterations/additions .

Whether the cheque is totally a valid instrument originally filled with details and signed and issued by the authorized person.

Expert opinions already furnished on scripts in English, Arabic, Czech, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada & Gujarathi.

Identifying whether the signature in a document is original or photostat.

If photostat, identifying whether the same photostat machine was used for making out all the sheets of a document.

Identify whether there is evidence to prove that one or more pages of a single document was prepared differently from others.

Is there evidence that some portion/whole text has been altered or added to a document.

Which breed (s) of tonner (s) was used for printing the various sheets of a document - whether the same or different tonners - whether the tonner - liquid or mechanical in various sheets.

Whether there is evidence of mechanical/physical alterations done in the first generation of photostat and printed the subsequent generations of copies ?