The appraisal of the time of handwriting formation is not perfect at this stage. At present, in the process of hearing a case, if a party applies for the appraisal of the time of handwriting formation, it will generally be refused because the appraisal institution does not have the appraisal.

In other words, the court's trial in judicial practice will not support the identification of handwriting formation time. On another level, if one of the parties fails to pass the court, but goes to an appraisal institution and makes an appraisal of the time when the handwriting was formed, the court will not take the appraisal result as the basis for deciding the case. Of course, if there is other evidence that can prove that the actual signing date is inconsistent with the display date together with the appraisal result, it will be another story.

to add a little more, even if some institutions can identify the time of handwriting formation, it is generally aimed at more than two years apart. If it is only a few months away, there should be no formal appraisal institution to do the appraisal of the formation time.