The polygraph exam typically involves three phases: a pre-test interview, the actual testing phase, and a post-test review. During the pre-test, the examiner will explain the process, discuss the issue under investigation, and answer any questions you may have. During the test, you’ll be asked a series of relevant and control questions while your physiological responses are recorded. Afterward, the examiner will discuss the results with you.

Most polygraph examinations take between 1.5 to 3 hours. The duration may vary depending on the complexity of the case, the number of questions, and the individual’s responsiveness. We take the time necessary to ensure a professional, thorough, and fair examination.

The admissibility of polygraph results in court varies by jurisdiction. In some cases, results may be submitted with prior agreement between both parties, while other courts may view them as inadmissible. However, polygraph tests are frequently used in pre-employment screenings, internal investigations, and legal negotiations as a powerful investigative too

Get a good night’s rest, eat a normal meal beforehand, and avoid alcohol or drugs (unless prescribed). Dress comfortably, arrive on time, and try to stay calm. Honesty and cooperation are key. You don’t need to “study” or attempt to “beat” the test—just be yourself and answer questions truthfully.

Our pricing depends on the type of examination, location, and urgency. Standard rates are typically discussed during the booking process. We require a deposit to confirm your appointment, with the remaining balance due on the day of the test. We accept major forms of payment including EFT, cash, and select mobile payments. Please contact us directly for a detailed quote.