A corporate seal is typically a metal device made to either emboss or imprint certain company information (usually the corporate name and date of incorporation) onto documents. A corporate seal is often required when opening bank accounts, issuing stock certificates, or conducting other corporate business. It is generally provided as part of the Corporate Kit. Corporation A separate and artificial legal entity created under and governed by the laws of the state of incorporation. For a description of the common tax classifications of corporations, see “C” corporation” and “S” corporation.
an embosser or rubber-stamp that usually includes the corporate name, filing date and place of incorporation
an imprint of your corporate identity
a small press into which a document is placed to be embossed
orporate Seal is a steal embosser personalized with the name of your company and date and state of formation. It allows you to emboss any official documents such as stock certificates.
Official Seal of the Corporation can be printed or embossed – Usually has name of company, state of incorporation and incorporation date.
A hand press metal seal which creates a raised imprint on paper. The seal is sometimes required by the bank when opening a corporate account, and is often affixed to the signature of an officer of the corporation, when signing legal documents, contracts, etc
A corporate seal is a device made to either emboss or imprint certain company information onto documents. This information usually includes the company name, date and state of incorporation. Corporate seal are often required when opening corporate or LLC bank accounts, distributing stock share certificates, or membership certificates, or conducting other corporate business. Forte Co., Inc, Inc. includes personalized company seals as part of its corporate kit.
A device made to either emboss or imprint certain company information onto documents. This information usually includes the company's name and date and state of formation. Corporate seals are often required when opening corporate bank accounts, distributing stock or conducting other corporate business. Delayed Effective Date Certain states allow for a business to choose an effective date for when the business will officially be formed as a corporation or LLC in that state. For instance, a business owner submitting a formation order in November of 2004 can choose an effective date of January 1, 2005, when his company will be officially recognized as a corporation or LLC in that state.
A corporate seal is a device made to either emboss or imprint certain company information onto documents. This information usually includes the company's name and date and state of formation. Corporate seals are often required when opening corporate or LLC bank accounts, distributing stock or membership certificates or conducting other corporate business. Some registered agents include custom-made corporate seals as part of their Corporate Kit. See also: Corporate Kit
A corporate seal is located on a deed and implies that the person signing the deed is authorized by the corporation to do the signing.
A device used to emboss the signature of the corporation.
