Professional Polygraph & Lie Detector Testing

What We Test For (Choose Your Exam Type)

Kimbrough Consulting provides confidential polygraph/lie detector testing across North Carolina and the Southeast for situations where accuracy, privacy, and documentation matter most. We conduct:

• Relationship / Infidelity Polygraph – Discreet testing for relationship concerns where clarity matters.

• Legal / Pre-Trial Polygraph – Testing for attorneys, defendants, and legal strategies where documentation is essential.

• PCSOT Polygraph Testing – Structured testing to support treatment, supervision requirements, and compliance reporting.

• Pre-Employment Polygraph – Screening examinations for agencies and organizations with high-trust hiring needs.

Every exam is tailored to the case type, with careful question development and results you can rely on for informed decisions. If you need clarity fast, you can schedule directly with our office for discreet, professional service.

Why Clients Choose Kimbrough Consulting

Confidential, professional polygraph testing should deliver clarity you can actually use, so our process is structured from intake through final documentation, with privacy protected at every step. We use a validated exam structure, including a full review of all questions before testing, so there are no surprises and the scope stays precise. After the examination, you receive clear written results, backed by experience handling sensitive matters.

• Confidential, professional process from intake to documentation

• Validated exam structure (review of questions before testing)

• Clear written results provided following the examination

• Experience working sensitive matters: private, legal, PCSOT, and employment

• Client-centered approach focused on clarity, professionalism, and privacy

Everything we do is client-centered: focused on clarity, professionalism, and confidentiality from start to finish.

How the Polygraph Process Works

Kimbrough Consulting delivers a clear, step-by-step polygraph process designed to produce accurate, defensible results for clients across North Carolina and beyond. Each exam follows APA-aligned best practices, so there are no surprises.

• Consultation & Case Review – We discuss your goals, your timeline, and whether a polygraph is appropriate for your situation.

• Pre-Test Interview – We review background information and ensure all relevant issues are covered.

• Question Review (No Surprises) – You will review and understand the questions before the exam begins.

• Testing Phase – The exam follows a structured format designed to evaluate credibility objectively.

• Results & Documentation – You receive professional documentation of results after testing (timing depends on exam type).

Our structured approach helps attorneys, agencies, and private clients make confident decisions using professional documentation provided after the examination. If you’re searching for a trusted polygraph test near me, this process-focused method is built for credibility, confidentiality, and clarity

Pricing Guidance

Polygraph pricing depends on the type of exam, the complexity of the issue, and the location of the appointment. Most clients find pricing falls within a predictable range based on service category, whether the test is for private matters, legal cases, PCSOT, or pre-employment screening. During a brief consultation, we confirm the right exam format and provide transparent, straightforward pricing before you schedule. Our goal is to deliver a confidential, professionally documented polygraph process with clear expectations from start to finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a polygraph test?

  A polygraph exam is a structured credibility assessment conducted by a trained examiner using validated testing formats and controlled question design.

• Where can I find a polygraph or lie detector test near me?

  If you are searching for a polygraph test near me or a lie detector test near me, Kimbrough Consulting provides professional examinations across North Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. Our centrally located offices and mobile scheduling options make testing accessible statewide.

• Are my results confidential?

  Yes. Your examination is handled with strict confidentiality. Results are released only as authorized by you (and/or your agreement terms).

• Will I see the questions before the test?

  Yes. Questions are reviewed before testing so the examinee understands what will be asked.

• How long does a lie detector appointment take?

  Most appointments can take several hours because the process includes consultation, interview, question review, and testing.

• Can polygraph results be used in court?

  Admissibility varies by jurisdiction and case circumstances. Many clients use results for investigative direction, case decisions, negotiations, or personal clarity.

• What types of issues can you test?

  Common categories include relationship concerns, legal matters, PCSOT requirements, and pre-employment screening.

• What should I do before the exam?

  Arrive rested, avoid alcohol or recreational substances, bring relevant documentation, and be prepared to discuss the issue in detail.

• How do I schedule a lie detector near me?

  Scheduling is by appointment. Use the phone number or booking link to request a consultation and confirm availability.

Case Studies: Real World Examples of Polygraph Making an Impact

Case Study: Polygraph Clears an Innocent Client Accused of Child Abuse

A client was wrongfully accused of child abuse. Their attorney contacted us for a polygraph. During the pre-test interview, it became clear that the accusations weighed heavily on them, but they maintained their innocence.

They passed the exam.

We submitted the report to the attorney, who forwarded it to the detective. Soon after, a state law enforcement examiner requested our charts for a quality control review. After reviewing the charts and questions, they confirmed the test had been properly conducted.

Days later, the victim recanted, revealing they had been pressured by a parent, and the charges were later dismissed.

Cases like this demonstrate how polygraph can restore lives and bring truth to light.

Additional Cases We Frequently Assist With

• Clearing individuals falsely accused

• Criminal defense strategy strengthening

• PCSOT monitoring for probation departments

• Child custody disputes with competing allegations

• Suspected employee theft or workplace misconduct

• Infidelity and private domestic matters

Our Mission Statement

At Kimbrough Consulting, our mission is to provide accurate, confidential, and compassionate truth-verification services that help individuals, attorneys, and agencies make informed decisions. We deliver APA-compliant polygraph examinations that blend strategic expertise with genuine empathy. We are committed to setting the highest standard for polygraph services across the Southeast by using advanced technology, transparent reporting, and proven interview methods to bring clarity, confidence, and peace of mind.

Why Our Law Enforcement Background Matters

Our law enforcement investigative background matters because it brings real-world case experience to every polygraph exam we conduct in North Carolina. Kimbrough Consulting applies structured interviewing, evidence-minded question design, and APA-aligned testing practices to deliver clear, defensible results for legal cases, PCSOT requirements, pre-employment screening, and private matters. We focus on neutrality, accuracy, and confidentiality from the first consultation through written documentation. When the stakes are high, experience and process make the difference on how to:

• Read people with accuracy

• Communicate clearly

• Ask meaningful questions

• Detect inconsistencies

• Approach human beings with empathy

This experience enhances every stage of the polygraph process.

Professional Memberships and Ongoing Training

Professional memberships and ongoing training matter because polygraph testing is only as strong as the examiner’s standards, methods, and continuing education. Memberships in recognized professional organizations signal that the examiner follows established ethics, quality-control practices, and validated testing formats—exactly what attorneys, agencies, and private clients look for when results need to be defensible. Ongoing training keeps an examiner aligned with current best practices, updated research, and evolving legal and professional expectations, reducing the risk of outdated procedures. For clients, this commitment translates into a more consistent process, clearer documentation, and higher confidence in the examination outcome.

• American Polygraph Association (APA)

• American Association of Police Polygraphists (AAPP)

• Association for the Treatment & Prevention of Sexual Abusers (ATSA)

• North Carolina Polygraph Association (NCPA)

This ensures we remain aligned with best practices and legal standards.

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