Fingerprint development and collection
Assessment and processing of appropriate surfaces and items within an authorized forensic scope.
Forensic Services
Latent Examination & Crime Scene
Precision-led latent-print examination and crime-scene services across South Florida, including Miami. Examination by an IAI Certified Latent Print Examiner.
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Forensic work begins with preservation
Forensic material deserves deliberate handling. We begin with a consultation to understand the matter, confirm authorization, define the requested scope, and assess how evidence can be preserved and handled appropriately.
Our latent-print expertise includes certification by the International Association for Identification (IAI) as a Certified Latent Print Examiner. Conclusions depend on the evidence, condition, methods, and the particular questions presented.
The scope of our expertise
Purposeful work.
Defined around the matter.
Latent print comparison
Examination and comparison of latent impressions and known standards as appropriate to the materials provided.
Crime scene examination and documentation
Methodical examination, documentation, and preservation-focused support for authorized scenes or materials.
Forensic case review
Independent review of case materials and forensic issues relevant to the questions presented.
Reports and expert testimony
Written reports and expert testimony services when appropriate to the matter, authorization, and professional scope.
Common questions
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Should I handle or submit evidence before contacting you?
Please consult with us before handling or submitting potential evidence. Early discussion helps address scope, authorization, condition, documentation, and chain-of-custody considerations.
Can I upload photographs or evidence for review?
No uploads are requested through this site. Contact us to discuss the matter and appropriate, authorized ways to evaluate materials.
Can a comparison be guaranteed to produce a match?
No. Findings depend on the evidence and the examination. A consultation does not promise a particular conclusion, certainty, or admissibility.
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