Engineers in Mississippi are required to follow specific rules and regulations to ensure compliance within the state. One of these requirements is that each engineer must have an official seal that must be used on any surveying documents, reports, drawings, and other types of engineering plans that he or she prepares. It is important to understand the requirements and regulations of this seal when doing business throughout Mississippi.

Mississippi Engineer Seal Requirements

There are a number of requirements that must be followed for each Mississippi engineering impression seal. While licensees have the option of using either an embossing style seal or a rubber stamp, the seal must meet the following requirements, regardless of its form. Any stamps that are used for sealing engineer-related paperwork must be identical to the embossing seal in design, content, and size to ensure compliance.

Size and Shape of the Mississippi Professional Engineer Stamp

Among the requirements for the State of Mississippi, an engineering seal is that it must be a circular seal that is either 1 5/8” or 2” in diameter. There are essentially two different seal options available:

State of Mississippi Dual License Land Surveyor and Profesional Engineer Seal

This seal, which is available in either 1 5/8” or 2” diameters, includes both surveyor and engineer designations as well as the PE and PS prefixes before the license numbers.

Mississippi Professional Engineer Seal – This seal is 1 5/8” in diameter and includes the engineer designation and license number for the state of Mississippi.

How should my name appear?

Mississippi does not require engineers to use their full legal name on their seals. The name that is used in your daily practice is acceptable for use, providing that all other requirements are met.

Formats accepted by the Mississippi State Board

Mississippi engineering impression seals are available in embossing, stamping and digital formats. Engineers are free to use whichever format works best for their individual practices, providing that the design, content, and size of each option contains the proper information and meets the requirements set forth by the state.

Using the Mississippi Engineering Seal

Engineering licensees in Mississippi are required by law to use a Mississippi engineering impression seal on all documents created. The seal, along with the date prepared and signature, must be included on all charts, plats, reports, maps, and other documents prepared by or under the direct supervision of the engineer. The use of the seal constitutes that the engineer not only assumes responsibility for the prepared documents but also that he or she has fully coordinated them and that they meet the codes and requirements under Mississippi law.

It is recommended that the Mississippi engineering impression seal only be used on completed, final documents. If the seal is required on a preliminary document, additional language stating that the document is preliminary must be included. For reports and documents that include more than a single sheet, engineers can use the Mississippi engineering impression seal on the index or title sheet rather than each page in the document. Each time the seal is used, it must include the date and signature of the engineer.

The Mississippi engineering impression seal is an important consideration for engineers to ensure full compliance. If you need additional information, make sure to visit the Mississippi Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors website.

Wood Handle Mississippi Professional Engineer Stamp

The Mississippi Professional Engineer Stamp is state board approved and includes a free electronic seal. This stamp is perfect for those who are looking for an economical way to meet their state board specifications. The Mississippi Professional Engineer Seal Stamp comes with regular wooden handle stamps and a separate stamp pad. Stamp pads can be switched for color combinations.

Professional Engineer Self-Inking Stamp

Looking for an easy, effective way to stamp your official document? Look no further than the Self-Inking Stamp! This state board-approved stamp comes with a free electronic stamp, making it perfect for use in a variety of settings. The 6 file types included (DXF, DWG, TIF, JPG, PDF, and PNG) make it easy to stamp your plans with confidence.

With 11 ink colors to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect match for your needs. The simple press and print design make repetitive stamping a breeze, while the reinkable pads make it easy to keep your stamp going strong for up to 5,000 impressions. When the time comes to replace the internal ink pad, no problem - they're easily replaceable. So why wait? Get your self-Inking stamp today!

Mississippi Board Approved Pre-Inked Stamps

Looking for a board-approved engineering stamp? Look no further than the Mississippi Engineering Stamp! This premium pre-inked stamp comes with a free electronic stamp, 6 file types, and 5 ink colors. It's guaranteed to meet your state board specifications and is simple to use. Plus, there's no ink pad to replace - the die plate absorbs ink! The Mississippi Engineering Stamp is quiet and clean, making it the perfect choice for any Mississippi engineer.

Conclusion

An Engineer in Mississippi is required by law to use a Mississippi engineering impression seal on all documents created. The seal, along with the date prepared and signature, must be included on all charts, plats, reports, maps, and other documents prepared by or under direct supervision. It is recommended that the Mississippi engineering seal only be used on completed, final documents. If the seal is required on a preliminary document, additional language stating that the document is preliminary must be included. For reports and documents that include more than a single sheet, engineers can use the Mississippi engineering impression seal on the index or title sheet rather than each page in the document. Each time the seal is used, it must be dated with the signature of the engineer.

About ESS

At ESS, we stay up with all of the applicable regulations for the Mississippi state board as well as other state board offices. We make stamps for firms, partnerships, corporations and so many more. So whether you need to purchase a Mississippi Professional Engineer stamp or need to create a custom self-inking stamp, we have you covered.