Polygraph FAQ

You can call us for an appointment. A test date and time will be given to you.

A consent examination form is compulsory to be signed by both parties.

It’s a one page data whereby it says that the hirer and the examinee given us the consent to provider them a polygraph examination, including of date, time and place to be test.

The duration of a test is about 2 hours and will be conducted in our testing facilities in a private and comfortable room conditioned.

The client is not allowed to be in the scene as it will cause distraction to the examinee.

A total 5 questions will be prepared by the examiner. The other 5 questions will be related to the nature of client’s preference.

The client will be provided with a set of polygraph report on the psycho physiological diagnostics.

The forensic accuracies are approximately at 92%.

The results from the both polygraph test will most likely be the same diagnostics results, if it was proper done by a qualified examiners.

The results can be in difference depending on the type of tests and the exact question been asked on the examinee. Importantly the quality of examiner is a contributing factor.

The test results usually will be very close provided you are using qualified examiners.

The polygraph test results will be the same as it matters only if he/she if guilty or not.

So far, not we know of in Singapore police force and military’s practice.

You don’t need to have a witness to be in the presence of the scene.

There will only be one examiner to administer the testing.

Only one at a time to be complied on the examinee.

Judicial system does not recognise polygraph as evidence. It is used as an investigative tool in many Singapore government’s agencies.

A polygraphs report does not have an expiry date.

We can arrange for a polygraph test in any country.

Yes, a summary of the diagnostic finding will be provided to the client.