Do you need to appeal the results of a polygraph test?

 Information on appealing a polygraph can be found at http://appealpolygraph.com/ .

In most areas, a person must first pass a polygraph test to become a police officer.

Some weeks, about 1/3 of the test-takers are said to have been 'deceptive' (failed).


Most of those test-takers watch their potential future career end that day.

But were they lying?


Other things can cause fail results.


When an appeal is something to be considered, http://appealpolygraph.com/ has examiners far more experienced than those working for the police departments. Examiners make mistakes.


First things to do if you are told that you did not pass a police job polygraph test:

1. Write down ALL questions you were required to answer Yes or No to during your polygraph test, even if they sounded dumb or a waste of time.

2. Write down ALL instructions you were told to follow during the test (if your examiner forgot a key one, that alone could make you fail).


AppealPolygraph will NOT help you to 'beat' or 'trick' a test. It can look for reasons you did not pass your test other than lying, and can provide a proper testing to make sure you are treated fairly.

Call 818 883-6969 for newest appeal information.