Faq
Do you provide on-site polygraph examinations?
Yes. We conduct on-site polygraph examinations throughout the European Union. We are flexible regarding the testing location and can arrange the examination wherever it is most convenient for the client.
Can a polygraph test cause any health risks?
No. A polygraph examination is completely safe and poses no health risks. Our equipment complies with modern safety standards and has no harmful effect on the human body.
How long does a polygraph examination take?
A standard polygraph examination usually takes between 1.5 and 2.5 hours. This includes the pre-test interview, the examination itself, and a discussion of the results.
What are the stages of a polygraph examination?
- Consultation and agreement on the examination objectives and questions.
- Test preparation and appointment scheduling.
- Conducting the polygraph examination.
- Analysis of the results and preparation of the final report, usually within 48 hours after the examination.
What payment methods are available?
Payment can be made by bank transfer or in cash, depending on the client’s preference.
What documents must be signed before the examination?
Before the examination begins, the client signs a service agreement and the examinee signs a voluntary informed consent to undergo the polygraph examination.
What types of disputes can be resolved with a polygraph examination?
A polygraph examination can help clarify a wide range of situations, including theft, fraud, employee screening, suspected infidelity, family disputes, and other cases where the truth needs to be established.
Is your equipment certified?
Yes. All of our polygraph equipment is fully certified and complies with international quality and safety standards.
Are your polygraph examiners professionally certified?
Yes. Our examiners hold professional qualifications and internationally recognized certifications, including diplomas issued by the Odessa National Medical University named after I. I. Mechnikov.
How far in advance should I schedule a polygraph examination?
We recommend scheduling your appointment at least 2–3 days before your preferred testing date. This allows sufficient time for proper preparation and scheduling.
Can the client be present during the examination?
No. The client cannot be present during the examination, as their presence may influence the test results and create unnecessary psychological pressure on the examinee.