We use the latest polygraph equipment and we are regulated by the APA (American Polygraph Association).

All our examiners have many years’ experience in the industry and adhere to the strict codes of conduct set by the American Polygraph Association and Lie Detector Test UK.  All possess excellent English language skills in addition to their qualifications in forensic psychology, criminology or other relevant skill set. Highly trained professionals, they are among the best in their field.

The test can last up to two hours depending on the complexity of the subject matter and the particular examinee to be tested. The examinee is asked up to 8 questions, 2 – 3 of them being specific to the issue. The remainder are test questions to work out the metrics and behaviour to build up the profile of the examinee. That is how we can provide between 95% – 98% accuracy on the polygraph test, which I imagine is what you are looking for, hence you contacting us.

Clients are asked if they can, where possible provide a written mandate to take to the test as to what needs to be tested with full date, times and other case facts needed to make the test accurate.

Questions that can be asked:

• All questions are strictly yes / no answers.
• Questions should not contain conjunctions such as ‘and’, ‘or’. The use of these in a sentence can make the question ambiguous and multifaceted.  This can result in inconclusive results.
• The questions should not be long winded or lengthy in construction. They should be short and to the point.
• The more questions pertaining to the same issue, the more accurate the result will be.
• The examiner will suggest multiple ways to phrase the questions to cover every angle.
• Questions must relate to a known fact. Not opinionated.
• Questions cannot contain 2 different issues combined into 1. A problem arises if the person is truthful to 1 part of the question and lying to the other part – this will result in inaccurate or inconclusive results.

The examiner will guide you as to the correct wording of the test. Trust his / her judgement and expertise.

Statement test:

If the issue is complex, the examiner may use an approved and very accurate technique of a statement test. The scanned copy of the statement will be enclosed in the final report with the result. The examinee will be given the opportunity to write a statement stating his / her position regarding the accusations. The examinee will then be asked if they have lied in any responses to the questions in their statement:

1) Have you withheld any information in the statement given today?

2) Have you lied in any way in the statement given today?

3) Is the statement given today in any way false?

Our testing is adapted accordingly on a case-by-case basis as there is no ‘one size fits all’ scenario of private issues whether it be infidelity, relationships, family theft, false accusations and domestic abuse.

Many elements must be taken into consideration such as the specific circumstances, the subject being examined and psychological and physical variances. You will see this professionalism when you meet with our examiner prior to the test to go over the questions that will be asked in the test.

The polygraph examination will only be conducted once you have discussed with the examiner exactly what you require to be established from the test and approve the questions that the examiner has formulated.