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Forensic report can be the first step to win your legal battles!

Do you know that you can now send the cases to a private forensic lab? The court will accept forensic reports even if you submit the case individually to the private forensic lab or you may forward your case through court to a private forensic lab. You did read that correctly. You can get in touch with us directly or visit our office with the necessary documentation to get the scientific forensic report. We at Syndicate assist people in obtaining forensic reports for comparisons of signatures, handwriting, and fingerprints that can be presented in court in accordance with section 45 of the Indian Evidence Act. You only need to share the documents with us containing a specimen and sample of the disputed signature, handwriting, or fingerprint to obtain the report. In just three working days, our forensic expert will examine the evidence and deliver a report to you. It will be a thorough report with enlarged photos. To acquire a thorough scientific forensic report, contact us right away!

Signature comparison - a way to authenticate documents!!

  Sooner or later, Truth will come out!!! As they said, the three things can’t be long hidden The Sun, The Moon and The truth!! A reality buried by new forgery tactics will be uncovered through forensic procedures. Like fingerprints, a person's signature serves as an important aspect of their identity. An individual's signature is a piece of art that serves as their means of identification. Making someone else's signature with the purpose to commit a crime is illegal. The forgery can be found through forensic investigation of the signature. The character formations of specimen and questionable signatures are compared by a forensic handwriting expert. Following thorough analysis, an expert comments on the authorship. Only two things from you are required. The first are sample documents, and the second are disputed documents. In numerous legal cases, both civil and criminal, Forensic signature comparison might be useful. The best technique to judge the legitimacy of t...