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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the polygraph consent form in the editor.
Begin by entering your name in the designated field at the top of the form. This personalizes your consent agreement.
Next, input the date of your polygraph examination. Ensure this is accurate as it confirms when you will undergo the test.
Read through the statements provided carefully. These outline your rights regarding the examination and confirm that participation is voluntary.
Once you are comfortable with the information, proceed to sign in the signature field. Make sure to date your signature appropriately.

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What does a polygraph check?

A polygraph, commonly referred to as a lie detector, is an instrument that records several indicators of stress: breathing rate, perspiration, blood pressure, and pulse rate.

What is a polygraph form?

A polygraph report is a written document that provides details about a polygraph examination. It typically includes: The examinees identifying information. A summary of the reasons for conducting the examination. The specific questions asked during the test.

Is a polygraph test painful?

Does polygraph testing cause discomfort? In the past some people were uncomfortable with the pressure they felt from the blood pressure cuff with the older instrumentation. Modern computerized polygraphs use much lower pressure. Complaints about discomfort from polygraph testing are very rare today.