A common seal, also known as a corporate seal or company seal, is an official stamp used by businesses and organizations to authenticate documents. It serves as a mark of the organization’s approval or endorsement and is often required for formal and legal documents.
- Authentication : Acts as a mark of authenticity for official documents and agreements.
- Legal Requirement :In some jurisdictions, the use of a common seal is a legal requirement for certain types of documents, such as contracts or deeds.
- Design : Typically features the name of the company or organization and may include its registration number or other identifying information.
- Formal Approval : Used to signify formal approval and binding consent from the organization.
