Attention – since 31st of August 2016 the Polish Forensic Association Research and Training Centre has changed its name to the Institute of Criminology of the Polish Forensic Association
The Criminalistics Institute of Polish Forensic Association is a limited company, registered under KRS (National Court Register) number 0000109111 in the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw, XII Commercial Division with a share capital of 50 000 PLN, whose sole shareholder is Polish Forensic Association.
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The Headquarters:
Al. Prymasa Tysiąclecia 155
01-424 Warszawa
Correspondence address:
ul. Zgoda 11 lok. 300
00-018 Warszawa
Phone: +48 22 692 43 85
Mob: +48 601 075 106
Mob: +48 609 605 536
Mob: +48 796 911 300
Fax: +48 22 827 01 60
E-mail: ptk@kryminalistyka.pl
www.kryminalistyka.pl
NIP (Tax Identification Number): 521-30-13-064
Regon (National Business Registry Number): 014 986 697
Bank account: PKO IX O/Warszawa 18 1020 1097 0000 7102 0107 4863
Management:
President – dr hab. prof. UR Mieczysław Goc
Board of directors:
Chairman – Jerzy Gołębiowski
Director – Bronisław Młodziejowski
Director – Eugeniusz Grzechnik
Director – Władysław Padło
Director – Wacław Brzęk
Activity:
The Criminalistic Institute carries out tasks in the fields such as training activities, expertise and research, in accordance with the Statutes of the Association.
Laboratory
Laboratory director – inż. Marek Miron
Laboratory Headquarters:
Al. Prymasa Tysiąclecia 155
01-424 Warszawa
Correspondence address:
ul. Zgoda 11 lok.300
00-018 Warszawa
Phone +48 22 692 43 85
Fax: +48 22 827 01 60
E-mail: ptk@kryminalistyka.pl
Website: www.kryminalistyka.pl
Criminalistics expertise
Polish Forensic Association conducts extensive specialised activity, performing with expertise in various fields of forensic science for judicial bodies, law firms, administration offices and other institutions or private individuals.
Every Specialisation is performed in the Forensic Laboratory of the Criminalistics Institute, where there are specialised analytical equipment, with resources and software provided.
PTK experts are highly qualified specialists with recognition in the forensic environment, who after meeting the stringent requirements of the qualification procedure, by decision of the Scientific Council, obtain the title of Forensic Association of Poland expert.
PTK currently has staff consisting of more than 130 experts (mainly former experts of the Central Forensic Laboratory, police laboratories and also university researchers). While working for PTK they have published over 18,000 documents of expertise for law enforcement, criminal justice and other clients. We offer short terms of expertise (typically from 2 weeks to 30 days, and in urgent cases even less).
TRAINING:
The Criminalistics Institute leads, among other projects, training for banks, insurance companies and other institutions. Examples of training courses topics include:
Modern methods of recognising/acknowledging authenticity of protected documents (ID cards, passports, driving licences, proofs of registration, visas, etc.)
Modern methods of recognising/acknowledging the authenticity of unprotected documents (certificates of employment, ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) certificates, REGON (National Business Registry Number) certificates, taxation certificates, etc.)
Modern methods of recognising/acknowledging the authenticity of national and foreign banknotes.
Analysis of handwriting and signatures to ascertain inauthenticity of these records/notations.
We also organise other training courses compatible with the profile of Polish Forensic Association activities.