All engineers conducting business in Guam are required to use Guam PE stamps or seals that conform to the standards set out by the licensing board. The official seal of the Board must consist of the Guam territory seal, surrounded by the phrase “Territorial Board of Registration for Professional Engineers, Architects, and Land Surveyors".
Every Georgia professional engineer is required, under the regulations set out by the state board, to have a Georgia professional engineer stamp or embossed seal in accordance with their certificate of registration. You acquire this seal at your own expense and affix it to all documents and drawings that you submit. It must be fully compliant with the Georgia seal requirements set out by the Georgia state board for professional engineers and land surveyors.
Under Section 471.025, F.S., the Board of Florida has outlined requirements for seals that are acceptable to use as the Florida engineer impression seal on professional engineering documents.
There are specific rules, procedures, and requirements for obtaining licensure and registration to practice engineering in the State of Kentucky. These include the use of a Kentucky professional engineer seal embosser, a seal or stamp which allows individuals and employers to gain a measure of trust in the professional engineer as well as to delineate the scope of the professional’s work.
Every person who is a licensed engineer in the state of Delaware needs to obtain a Delaware engineer embossing stamp. Normally, the stamp is bought after the license has been obtained by the engineer. The design has been set and authorized by the Council, and all seals and stamps needs to meet these specific requirements.
Licensure is a legal requirement for consulting engineers and private practitioners alike-specifically those who hold primary responsibility for work-no matter if they are employees or principals in a business concern.
