Review of a marking expert report

Checking the objects, methodology, photographic recording, completeness of examination, limits of competence and substantiation of findings.

A review helps check whether the object was examined fully, whether photographic recording is sufficient, whether the methodology was chosen correctly and whether the expert exceeded the scope of specialist knowledge.

What you can do

  • collect photographs of the marking and an overall view of the product;
  • preserve the surface without further cleaning;
  • formulate appropriate questions for the expert;
  • prepare a specialist opinion or an expert report review.
Consultation

Send photographs of the marking and a description of the product

Describe the object, material, marking location and task, and attach photographs, documents, questions from the court, the previous expert's report or information about the product's origin.

  • markings on metals;
  • markings on polymers;
  • serial numbers, stamped marks and plates;
  • signs of alteration, removal or damage to a marking.

For an assessment, please attach close-up photographs of the marking, an overall view of the product, documents, questions from the court or an expert report for review.

Attachments: up to 10 files of up to 10 MB each, with a maximum combined size of 15 MB. If a file is rejected, the enquiry is not sent.

Examination of markings: metals, polymers, other materials, numbers, stamped marks and plates
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