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Frequently Asked Questions Questions about Forensic Document Examination: Q. Can you tell who forged a signature? A. First it is important to establish if a signature is forged or not by comparing it to a number of usual signatures of the writer, then if it is forged, the second step is to try to find out who could have written it. Q. If a handwriting is disguised is it possible to tell who wrote a poison pen letter? A. It is often possible to tell who wrote in a disguised hand because it is very difficult to write for any length of time without lapsing into one’s normal hand at certain points. Q. If I receive a malicious letter what should I do? A. If the content is threatening to you or your property take it straight to the Police. Avoid handling the letter and envelope too much. Put the letter and envelope in a clear plastic bag or covering to preserve any fingerprints or DNA.
Questions about Graphology: Q. How much handwriting is needed for a Graphological Profile? A. The ideal sample of handwriting is a minimum of 10 lines, plus signature on an unlined sheet of paper written in pen or biro. Q. Can you analyse personality from just a signature? A. No, it is essential to have some handwriting AND a signature.
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