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Lie Detector Test Maryland

Baltimore Metro – Towson · Towson

Professional, confidential polygraph testing from Baltimore through the DC suburbs to Annapolis. Examiners trained to APA standards, controlled-environment offices, same-day results.

Admissibility varies
2 offices statewide
From $900 all-in
Same-day result
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Locations & Prices

Maryland Testing Locations & Prices

All-inclusive rates, listed by office. Search above to sort by distance from you.

Baltimore Metro – Towson 100 West Rd, 3rd Floor, Towson, MD 21204
$9001 examinee
$1,6002 examinees
$700per examinee
Towson 100 West Rd, 3rd Floor, Towson, MD 21204
$9001 examinee
$1,6002 examinees
$700per examinee
Overview

Maryland's polygraph services centre on the Baltimore-Washington corridor, one of the nation's most densely populated regions. Our examiners trained to APA standards operate in professional offices serving clients from across the state — from Baltimore's urban core to the DC suburbs and Maryland's Eastern Shore.

A lie detector test in Maryland costs between $900 and $900 depending on location. All prices are all-inclusive — covering the booking fee, an examiner trained to APA standards, private office, pre-test assessment, full polygraph examination, and a detailed written report. Only a $100 refundable deposit is required to book: refunded in full if we can’t book you, deducted from your total once your appointment is confirmed.

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Polygraph Law
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Admissibility varies

Admissibility in Maryland courts

Maryland courts exclude polygraph evidence in criminal proceedings. Polygraphs are used in probation compliance and sex offender management. Federal agencies in the DC-Maryland area are significant users of polygraph testing.

Workplace polygraph law (EPPA)

Federal EPPA applies to private employers. Maryland has state-level restrictions under Labor & Employment §3-702 prohibiting employers from requiring polygraph tests.

References: Admissibility by State Guide · EPPA Guide · Fraud alerts · Our standards of practice

Examiner Standards

Polygraph Organizations & Examiner Standards in Maryland

These are the professional bodies that set and police examiner standards in Maryland. Membership is voluntary — which is exactly why it matters: it binds an examiner to a code of ethics, continuing education, and peer accountability.

National body — all our examiners American Polygraph Association (APA)
Est. 1966 · 118 Lee Parkway Dr., Chattanooga, TN 37421 (PO Box 8037, Chattanooga, TN 37414-0037)

The world's leading professional polygraph organization, representing more than 2,800 experienced polygraph examiners in private business, law enforcement, and government across 60+ countries.

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Maryland association Maryland Polygraph Association
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Every Examiner We Assign in Maryland Meets All of These Criteria

APA-accredited trainingGraduate of a polygraph program accredited by the American Polygraph Association — a minimum of 400 hours of formal instruction.
Current professional membershipActive membership of the APA and, where one exists, the state polygraph association — verified when they join us and re-checked periodically.
Experience reviewedExamination history, references, and specialisms are reviewed before an examiner takes their first booking through us.
Professional liability insuranceOur examiners carry professional liability cover for their examination work — protection a private individual rarely thinks to ask about.
Validated techniques & calibrated instrumentsOnly scientifically validated formats on professionally calibrated digital instruments.
Bound by published rulesOur Code of Ethics, Standards of Practice, and Operating Framework — in writing, with a documented complaints route.
Ongoing monitoringPerformance, punctuality, and report quality are monitored across every booking — examiners who fall short leave the network.

Booking Through Us vs. Finding an Examiner on Your Own

On your own

  • You must confirm the training school is genuinely APA-accredited — many “certificates” come from unaccredited courses.
  • You must check that memberships are real and have not lapsed.
  • Few people think to ask about professional liability insurance.
  • A sole operator often has no published standards and no complaints route.
  • You may pay in full for a test your situation is not suitable for.

Booking through us

  • Training, accreditation, and credentials already verified.
  • Memberships checked and kept current.
  • Professional liability insurance in place.
  • Published Code of Ethics, Standards of Practice, and complaints procedure.
  • Every case reviewed first — if it’s unsuitable, your $100 deposit is refunded in full.
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Maryland

Q.01How do I book a lie detector test in Maryland?
Book online 24/7 through our secure booking system. Choose your preferred Maryland location, select a date and time, and pay the $100 booking fee. Confirmation is sent via SMS and email within 24 hours.
Q.02How much does a polygraph test cost in Maryland?
Prices in Maryland range from $900 to $900 depending on location. All prices are all-inclusive — booking, examination, pre-test consultation, and detailed written report. Only a $100 deposit is required upfront.
Q.03How many testing locations do you have in Maryland?
We currently operate 2 controlled-environment offices across Maryland in Baltimore Metro – Towson, Towson. Each office is a professional, private testing environment.
Q.04Are polygraph results admissible in Maryland courts?
Maryland courts exclude polygraph evidence in criminal proceedings. Polygraphs are used in probation compliance and sex offender management. Federal agencies in the DC-Maryland area are significant users of polygraph testing. We provide detailed written reports and expert testimony where required. See our admissibility guide.
Q.05Are your examiners in Maryland certified?
Every examiner is a member of the American Polygraph Association (APA) and is trained to their professional standards. Our five-step vetting process covers credentials, experience, ethics, equipment, and ongoing performance monitoring.
Q.06How long does a polygraph examination take?
A typical examination takes 90 minutes to 2 hours. This includes a pre-test interview, the polygraph examination (questions repeated minimum 3 times), and a post-test review. Results are provided same-day.

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Page last updated: June 10, 2026 at 10:44 AM

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