Frequently Asked Questions . . .

1) Question:  How would an Attorney benefit from your services?

       Answer:  We strongly encourage Attorneys to utilize our services.  Polygraph examinations provide                           excellent support.

2) Question:  How long will my polygraph examination take?

      Answer:  Please plan to spend a minimum of  2  to 3 hours at your polygraph appointment. During your                         appointment  we will discuss in detail your concerns, issues related to your examination  and the                         different phases of the polygraph examination .

3) Question:  Can I have someone present to witness my examination?

      Answer:   Unfortunately the answer to that question is no.  The presence of another  person only adds                           distraction  to the Examiner and the Examinee.  Polygraph  examinations are very private and                           confidential. At some point during the examination process You may  choose to disclose                           information that may be very personal.

4) Question:  What is a Forensic Psychophysiologist?

      Answer:     A Polygraph  examiner. This is a technical term that some Polygraphist and Polygraph
                           Examiners use to to identify themselves.

5) Question:  How should I prepare for the polygraph examination?

      Answer:    We recommend that you get a good night sleep, avoid any alcohol or other related substances                            for a minimum of 24 hours. Arrive on time and plan to be truthful during the examination process.           

6) Question:  How shall I respond to the questions during the actual polygraph test?

      Answer:     Be prepared to respond with a Yes or No answer. No other verbal responses are needed once                            you’re in the test phase of the examination.

7) Question:   If I’m nervous during the examination will it affect the outcome of the examination?

      Answer:    Nervousness is not uncommon and a good Examiner anticipates this response. It’s pretty                             standard - however this will not affect the outcome of the examination.

8) Question:  Should I research polygraph on the Internet prior to the examination ?

      Answer:   All phases of the polygraph examination will be thoroughly reviewed once you arrive for the                           examination. All your questions and concerns will be patiently addressed.  I strongly recommend                           that you do not search the Internet for information.  Much of  this information is very gimmicky
                          and inaccurate and therefore unreliable.