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If you believe a document pertaining to a court case, workplace or person issue involves a forged signature, contact a professional Forensic Document Examiner.

They analyze signatures by comparing suspicious signatures with real signatures, but unlike most humans, these solutions don't look for an exact match. Instead, they use machine-learning to assess if the signature falls into the expected range of variation of the customer's actual signature.

To determine whether a document is genuine, an examiner may attempt to confirm who created the document, determine the timeframe in which it was created, identify the materials used in its preparation or uncover modifications to the original text.

If you don't have a piece of tracing paper handy, you can use a piece of thin white computer paper. Use a pencil to lightly trace the signature. Use a steady hand and slowly trace over the lines, loops and dots in the signature. Try not to shake your hand or pick up the pencil as you trace.

After you have discovered the forgery, the first step is to prevent the damage from getting worse by notifying the intended recipient of your fraudulent signature. The second step is to notify the police because forgery is a very serious crime. And, the final step is to consult a lawyer.

An online signature system recognizes the action of the pen while signing, and these signatures can be validated depending on several factors, including pen pressure and writing speed. These characteristics are unique and difficult to forge.

Experts can comparing signatures, but you could also have a situation in which a page was inserted into a document (in other words, a page was taken out and one inserted in its place). Bottom line, forgery can be proven. But it can require some careful, credible work.