1. Questioned or Anonymous Handwriting, Signatures, or Documents
An original or a clear copy of the document containing the handwriting or signature in question is required to facilitate our analysis. This could include anything from a signed contract to an anonymous letter. While originals are preferred, high-quality copies (such as clear photographs) can often be equally suitable. Even if the copy is of poor quality, please feel free to submit it for our assessment.

2. Known Handwriting/Signatures exemplars for Comparison
Known samples need to be provided for comparison with the suspicious handwriting or signature. The more known samples that can be provided for comparison, the better.

Important notes:

• In the case of forged signatures/handwriting, known genuine signatures/handwriting from the same person are ideal, especially if you can provide multiple samples. These genuine signatures/handwriting should be from everyday writing, samples that written specifically for comparison are not preferred (this can affect natural writing style).

• In the case of anonymous writing, if possible, any handwriting samples that might be relevant to the source of the anonymous writing would be helpful.

• The writing style and character form of the known samples should match the case of the questioned document. For example, if the questioned document is in lowercase letters, don't send comparison samples written entirely in uppercase. In essence, compare like to like: cursive to cursive, printing to printing, signatures to signatures, and initials to initials. 

No two cases are the same. A free phone consultation is helpful in gaining a detailed understanding of your situation and addressing any inquiries you may have. When the decision to use our verification services is made, further guidance regarding the collection of necessary documents will be provided to you.