FAQS
Common Questions
A polygraph examination is a structured process that records certain physiological responses, such as breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, and perspiration, while a trained examiner asks carefully prepared questions. The results are evaluated alongside the information gathered during the examination.
Your appointment typically includes a discussion about the purpose of the examination, a review of the questions that will be asked, the testing process itself, and an evaluation of the collected data. The examiner will explain each step before the examination begins so you know what to expect.
The length of an examination depends on the type and complexity of the case. Most single-issue examinations are completed within a few hours, while more detailed screening examinations may require additional time.
Look for an examiner with relevant experience, professional training, strong ethical standards, and membership in recognized professional organizations. Choosing a qualified examiner helps ensure a professional and reliable examination.
Simply contact our office by phone or through our online contact form. We'll discuss your situation, answer your questions, and help you schedule a convenient appointment.
Feeling nervous is completely normal. Experienced examiners understand that most people are anxious before an examination, and the testing process is designed to account for normal levels of nervousness.
The cost varies depending on the type of examination, the complexity of the case, and the time required. Please contact us directly to discuss your situation and receive pricing information.
Yes. Every examination is conducted with professionalism and discretion. Client information and examination details are handled confidentially in accordance with applicable legal and professional standards.