Common Seal / Company Seal

A company seal, also known as a corporate seal, is an official stamp or embossing tool used by a company to signify its legal identity on official documents. It often contains the company’s name, year of incorporation, and the word “Seal.” The seal is used to authenticate documents, such as contracts, agreements, and certificates, ensuring they are recognized as legally binding. While not legally required in many jurisdictions today, a company seal remains a traditional symbol of a corporation’s legitimacy and authority.