Frequently Asked Questions from clients

What if I take Prescription Medication or my significant other takes medication will it affect the test? The answer is NO.  There is no theoretical rational or published research in the American Polygraph Association suggesting that any medication would result in erroneous faulty polygraph examination results.  Other Examiners are afraid to test if you take medication.  Not at Executive Protection Group Polygraph Service.

The examiner will always re-write the questions in a professional manner for the issues you want resolved and for testing purposes. If you have already had someone tested and the examiner did not allow you to present your questions to be asked. Please see Executive Protection Group for a very thorough re-examination. 

The answer is NO. Executive Protection Group is the only Polygraph Service who will test women who are pregnant and people who have medical conditions. Testing will not cause any harm to the baby or mother. Other examiners in the state of Virginia are truly afraid. Do not let your pregnancy delay finding the truth.  Some examiners on their FAQ page claim certain people cannot be tested. Women that are Pregnant and other medical conditions. The other inexperienced examiners who wrote that on their web page. Norfolk and Fairfax are violating the ADA ACT. The American Disability Act of 1990. Which clearly states no one can be discriminated against for any kind of medical or disability.  So as a professional expert examiner David Goldberg who has testing thousands and where Law Enforcement Agencies and Federal Agencies only call upon him to test pregnant women know it will not and never cause any harm to the mother or unborn child. If you have an underlining medical condition, but still need a polygraph see your doctor first and then see Examiner David Goldberg at Executive Protection Group Polygraph Service.  WE RESOLVE EVERY INDIVIDUALS MATTER AND WE DO NOT AND NEVER DISCRIMINATE LIKE OTHERS MAY DO.   

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Answer YES. The American Polygraph Association Conference training for examiners in 2017 and 2018 and the professional standard for examiners stated that Fantasy Testing is the next big method of finding hidden information. (Sex Offenders have fantasies and if they are not tested correctly and accurately they will beat the probationary system or worse and inexperienced examiner and could potentially molest again This is why Fantasy testing in any realm of issues has been proven to be relevant in testing and helpful in finding hidden information where action has not been committed, but the thoughts oof an individual. So when you read by a local examiner (NORFOLK) you cant be tested for this. Maybe that examiner is not up to date on his professional training like he wants you to believe they are. Maybe you should stay away from inexperienced examiners.   

The answer is NO. The reason it is not safe for the person taking the test or for the professional examiner. Plus as someone who is hiring an examiner. You never know who you are allowing in your home. So if an examiner tells you he or she will come to your house. Be very cautious as you never know who you are allowing inside. Criminal, Sex Offender or an inexperienced examiner. 

The Answer YES. If you are being accused of a very serious allegation against you or someone you are hiring for. If you feel your issue can later be heard in court or later criminal charges placed on you. Getting your polygraph from someone who has never testified in a court of law as a polygraph examiner or has no Law Enforcement investigative experience will cause your case potential harm.  Inexperience in any profession can cause anyone difficulty in any issue. So why take the chance especially in polygraph testing.  Executive Protection Group Polygraph Service and Examiner David Goldberg has more courtroom experience, more attorney's and more social service agencies who use his services than any other local examiner.  This can be proven.  Go with a court experienced examiner.  Executive Protection Group is that examiner.