Office of Signature Verification

The Office of Signature Verification is a part of a government or organizational agency responsible for confirming the authenticity of signatures on documents. Their role involves examining signatures to ensure they are genuine and not forged, which helps prevent fraud and maintains trust in official records. This office may analyze signatures, compare them to known examples, and provide verification reports. Their work is essential for legal, financial, and official processes where the validity of signatures determines the legitimacy of documents.