Who Should Apply for the Questioned Documents Section?

Individuals applying for membership in the Questioned Documents Section shall have the scientific, technical, skill and experience to be engaged in the examination of Questioned Documents. This can include: Physics of Light Pertinent to Forensic Document Examination Procedures, Typewriter Examination Devices, Physical Properties and Matches of Paper, Writing Instruments and Inks, Handwriting, Alterations, Obliterations and Erasures of Documents, Printing Processes, Computer Printers, Photocopiers and Facsimiles.

Benefits of Membership

Benefits of Membership include:

Reduced registration rate for the AAFS Annual Scientific Meeting
Complimentary meeting registration for Student Affiliates in good standing, in exchange for meeting volunteer service
Journal of Forensic Sciences (JFS)digital subscription for full dues-paying members (Student Affiliates, Retired Members, and Retired Fellows may subscribe at a reduced rate of $45)
30% discount on new and bestselling forensic science books from CRC Press (2020 dues year)
AAFS Newsfeed e-alerts
Opportunity to serve on Academy-wide and section committees
Opportunity to have a voice in AAFS bylaws, policies, decision-making, etc.
Opportunity to apply for grants, scholarships, and award funding
Opportunity to advance to a status (Retired Member/Retired Fellow) that includes complimentary annual dues (Retired Fellows also receive complimentary meeting registration)
Access to communicate with fellow forensic professionals in educational, private, research, and governmental fields around the world
Assistance in researching JFS archived articles

Status

Student Affiliate

Trainee Affiliate

Associate Member

Member

Fellow

Who Should Apply for the Questioned Documents Section?

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