Don't let your evidence get thrown out.
DRMLAW LLP is a digital forensics practice based in Kolkata, serving West Bengal and Eastern India, issuing court-admissible evidence certificates under Section 63(4)(c) of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (in force from 1 July 2024, successor to Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872). Every page you send is triple-hashed with SHA-256, MD5 and SHA-512 on arrival, independently re-verified by a second examiner, and issued as a signed Part A statement of contents + Part B computer-output certificate.
- 1. Send it over — Sign up and upload your pages — devices, forensic images, cloud exports or forwarded messages — through the secure client portal. Every page picks up an IST timestamp on arrival.
- 2. See the price upfront — Answer three quick questions inside your case and see a live fee range, confirmed by our team before you commit to anything.
- 3. We hash and verify — Once the advance is paid, we hash, examine and independently re-verify every page under our documented Section 63 methodology — SHA-256, MD5 and SHA-512, second-examiner QC.
- 4. Grab your certificate — Log in to download your signed Part A + Part B PDF, followed by a tamper-evident hard-copy pack and encrypted drive by tracked courier.
FAQ
What is a digital evidence certificate under Section 63(4)(c) of the BSA, 2023?
It is the statutory successor to a Section 65B certificate under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 — a Part A statement of contents plus a Part B computer-output certificate that makes electronic evidence admissible in an Indian court without needing to separately prove the underlying device or system in every case.
How is the evidence secured against tampering?
Every page is hashed with SHA-256, MD5 and SHA-512 the moment it lands, with an IST timestamp signed and locked against later tampering. A second forensic examiner independently re-hashes and re-verifies the material before any certificate is issued.
What do I actually receive at the end?
A signed Part A + Part B PDF certificate, downloadable through the client portal, followed by a tamper-evident hard-copy pack and an encrypted drive sent by tracked courier.
Can I see the price before committing?
Yes — an inline, non-binding fee calculator inside your case (evidence type, number of sources, data volume and turnaround) produces a live fee range and delivery estimate; a formal fixed-fee quotation follows once the evidence is actually reviewed.
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