by James A. Green | May 2, 2022 | Handwriting
Everyone has unique handwriting. Throughout our lives, especially when we’re learning how to write, we develop individualizing characteristics that make up our handwriting. While we normally have no reason to contemplate these characteristics; they are...
by James A. Green | Aug 2, 2021 | Specialized Services
For over 32 years, this document examiner has received a wide variety of cases. The diversity of document issues keeps the work quite interesting for myself and my colleagues. The passing of time has influenced the case types. Initially, I received examinations...
by James A. Green | Nov 18, 2019 | Forgeries
One principle of handwriting comparisons is handwriting is unique to each person. Because of the individualizing features of each writer, evidence of forgeries is normally present for a document examiner to use to uncover such fabrications. Keep reading to learn the...
by James A. Green | Jan 29, 2019 | Important Documents
Of the many possible resolutions we may think of beginning this new year, it is not likely they would include “writing up my wishes for my estate when I have passed on.” It is more pleasant to consider common options such as losing weight or cleaning out the garage....
by James A. Green | Jun 10, 2018 | Advances in Instruments
During my initial apprenticeship period, I had the good fortune to train with document examiners at the US Postal Inspection Service in San Bruno, California. A document examiner in the laboratory presented a copy of a postcard to me, postmarked in 1912. She asked if...
