Victim & Witness Polygraph
Supporting the credibility of people whose account has been doubted
When your truthful account has been questioned — as a complainant, a witness, or someone caught up in a workplace or family dispute — a professional polygraph examination can help demonstrate that your answers are consistent. Conducted by examiners trained to APA standards, in strict confidence, at 140+ private offices across the US, plus offices in Canada and the UK. A polygraph is supporting evidence — it does not replace an investigation and is not automatically admissible — but it can strengthen how your account is received by police, an attorney, or an employer.
Examiners trained to APA standards · Strictly confidential — results are never shared without your consent · Compassionate, non-judgmental approach · Offices in the US, Canada & the UK
Support when your honest account is questioned
Being disbelieved when you are telling the truth is distressing. A polygraph gives you a structured, professional way to show that your answers are consistent — whatever the setting.
You have reported something that happened to you — to police, an employer, or your family — and your credibility is being questioned. A polygraph can help corroborate that your account is consistent, alongside the wider investigation.
You saw or know something relevant to a criminal allegation or civil dispute, and your reliability has been challenged. Testing can add weight to a statement you have given to an investigator or attorney.
You have been named in a grievance, disciplinary, or internal inquiry and want to demonstrate that your account is truthful. We test on a strictly voluntary basis, with your informed consent.
An accusation within a relationship or family has left your honesty in question. A confidential examination can help you demonstrate consistency and begin to rebuild trust.
What this test can — and cannot — do for you
We believe you deserve a clear, honest picture before you decide. A polygraph is a tool that supports your credibility; it is not a verdict and it does not stand in for an investigation.
What happens, step by step
Every examination is conducted calmly and without judgment. You will know exactly what to expect before anything begins, and the questions are agreed with you in advance — there are no surprises.
Confidential Consultation
We listen to your situation privately and without judgment, assess whether a polygraph is appropriate, and explain the process clearly. There is no obligation to proceed.
Question Design
Your examiner develops a small set of clear yes/no questions focused on the specific point in dispute — reviewed and agreed with you before testing begins.
Pre-Test Interview
At a private office, your examiner explains each sensor, confirms your informed consent, and goes through every question with you so nothing is unexpected.
The Examination
Five physiological channels are recorded while the agreed questions are asked. The session is unhurried and you are supported throughout.
Report & Support
Your examiner analyzes the data and issues a written report. You decide whether and with whom to share it — nothing is released without your consent.
What it costs and how booking works
Because every case is different, the total is confirmed after we understand your situation. Here is what shapes the price — and exactly how the booking deposit works.
What determines your feeConfirmed after case review
What’s always includedEvery examination
Private, respectful, and led by you
We understand that coming forward is hard, and that being doubted can be painful. Your dignity and your privacy come first at every stage.
- Everything you share is strictly confidential — your report and result are never disclosed to anyone without your consent.
- Testing is entirely voluntary; you may pause or stop the examination at any point.
- Our examiners are non-judgmental and trained to conduct sensitive examinations with compassion.
- You choose whether to share the written report — and with whom, whether that is police, an attorney, or an employer.
- If a matter is before the police or a court, we are glad to coordinate with your attorney so the result is handled appropriately.
140+ professional offices across the US, plus Canada & the UK
Every examination takes place in a private, professional office — we are an office-based service and never test in your home. Choose a location that is convenient and discreet for you across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
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The three possible results
Understanding every outcome — including an inconclusive result — is important before you decide to book. Your examiner will explain what your report means.
No Deception Indicated
The physiological data does not indicate deception on the questions about the disputed point — consistent with a truthful account. This is the result that can help corroborate your credibility.
Deception Indicated
The data suggests a deceptive response to one or more relevant questions. The report documents which questions produced the response, so you and your advisor can consider it honestly.
Inconclusive
The data is insufficient to reach a clear opinion — sometimes due to stress, medical factors, or other conditions on the day. A re-test can often be arranged.
Is a polygraph right for you?
Examiners trained to APA standards assess suitability before any testing. Everything below is reviewed sensitively during your confidential consultation.
Generally suitable
- Healthy adults aged 18 and over
- People understandably upset or under emotional strain (a calm baseline is established first)
- Those taking most common medications — simply declare all medications during your consultation
- Individuals feeling anxious or nervous (expected, and accounted for by your examiner)
- Non-native English speakers (translator arrangements can be made)
Discuss with us first
- Certain cardiovascular or respiratory conditions that affect the sensors
- Some psychological or psychiatric conditions — we will advise sensitively whether testing is appropriate
- Recent acute trauma, where waiting may be kinder and give a clearer result
- Anyone under 18, or where consent may not be freely given
- Situations where your attorney has advised waiting until a specific stage of your case
Helpful reading before you decide
Common questions about victim & witness testing
Can a polygraph prove I’m telling the truth?
A polygraph cannot “prove” the truth on its own, and no one should promise that. What it can do is show whether your physiological responses to targeted questions are consistent with truthfulness. A “no deception indicated” result is supporting evidence that can strengthen your credibility — but it is one piece of the picture, not a verdict.
Will the result be accepted by the police or a court?
Not automatically. Polygraph results are supporting evidence, not decisive proof, and admissibility varies and is decided case by case. If your matter involves the police or a court, discuss it with the relevant attorney or investigator first — they can advise how a result would best support your case. See our legal defense polygraph services.
I’m the victim and I’ve been doubted. Can this help me?
Many people come to us because their honest account has been questioned. A confidential examination can help demonstrate that your answers are consistent, which may strengthen how your report is received. We approach every case with compassion and without judgment, and the result is yours to share or keep private.
Is everything confidential?
Yes. Everything you share is strictly confidential, and your written report is never disclosed to anyone without your consent. You decide whether to share it, and with whom — whether that is police, an attorney, or an employer.
What will I be asked, and can I see the questions first?
Your examiner designs a small set of clear yes/no questions focused only on the point in dispute. Every question is reviewed and agreed with you during the pre-test interview — there are no trick questions and nothing is a surprise.
Where does the test take place — can you come to me?
All examinations take place in a private, professional office. We are an office-based service and do not test in homes. We have 140+ offices across the US, plus offices in Canada and the UK, so you can choose a location that is convenient and discreet.
Are your examiners qualified?
Our examiners are trained to the standards of the American Polygraph Association (APA) and conduct examinations using validated techniques and calibrated instrumentation. They are experienced in handling sensitive matters with care.
How much does it cost and how do I book?
Pricing depends on the type of matter, the number of examinees, and location. A non-refundable booking-fee deposit ($100 USD/CAD, £150 UK) secures your appointment and is deducted from your total — and is fully refunded only if we cannot accept your case or arrange an appointment. The balance is confirmed after your case is assessed. Visit our pricing page or book online.
Your account deserves to be heard.
If your honesty has been doubted, a confidential polygraph can help you demonstrate consistency and support your credibility. Examiners trained to APA standards. Offices across the US, Canada, and the UK. No judgment — just a professional, private examination on your terms.