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6 Do’s and Don’ts of Working With a Notary Stamp (to Escape Notarial Violation)
How often do you evaluate the responsibility that a notary stamp carries?
How often do you re-examine your way of working with notary stamps? Can ...
PE Stamps: to Stamp or Not to Stamp
Meeting the required standards for signing and sealing engineering documents is one of the most fundamental responsibilities of a Professional Eng...
4 Reasons to Get a Professional Engineer Stamp
A professional engineer stamp is an assurance of quality and a mark of competency in the engineering profession.
Its presence on engineering docum...
The A - Z of a California PE Stamp
On August 8, 1907, the first professional engineering license was issued to Charles Bellamy in Wyoming.
Previously, when Clarence Johnson became a...
The Architect Stamp: Uses, Types, and Interesting Facts
It takes 12.7 years for architects to be able to stamp their designs.
Many people do not realize how much time and hard work you have put into acq...
How to Get a Customized PE Stamp for Any American State
Professional Engineers shape the world that we live in. It’s impossible to overstate the importance of the work that PEs do. They design the infra...
6 Little-Known Facts About the New York Notary Stamp (That’ll Make You a Notary Expert)
With a population of around 8.4 million residents, there is no question that many people in New York could benefit from your notary services.
Beyo...
Professional Engineer Stamp and Licensing Requirements by State
Is a professional engineer license worth it?
Just as the CPA defines the accountant, and a medical license defines the doctor, the PE license is a...
When, Where, and How to Use an Engineering Seal
Engineering seals are not another way for practitioners to brag, “trust me, I’m an engineer.” Adding them to engineering documents is a requiremen...
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