With any professional stamp or seal purchase. We send electronic seals with your order via email.
All professional seals are backed by our state board guarantee and will be accepted by your board.
Our production and shipping times are fast, most custom orders ship in 1 business day.
All Embossing Seals come with a standard 2 year warranty.
Support American Jobs. All Die Fabrication and Assembly done in the USA
Description
The Michigan Desk Notary Public Seal is a high-quality, professional seal that is perfect for any notary public. This seal comes with a custom engraved notary public seal embosser that is guaranteed to meet your state's requirements. The Notary Embosser Impression Area is 1-5/8" in diameter and the embossing seal comes with a Two-Year Guarantee. The desk notary embosser is designed to produce impressions with less effort than the handheld seal and has a sliding lock mechanism which makes for convenient storage. The Michigan Desk Notary Public Seal also creates a raised seal impression on the paper that can be used with an impression inker to darken the seal, creating a photographically reproduced image.
Michigan Desk Notary Public Seal Highlights
- The notary public seal is high quality and professional-perfect for the Michigan notary who wants their seal to be crisp on every single document they notarize.
- The embosser is engraved with your name and notary information with a laser for the most precise seal possible.
- The desk notary embosser is designed to make impressions with less effort than a handheld model
- This design sits on your desk for easy use, but can also fit in a drawer or cabinet to keep it out of the way.
Embossing Seal Orientation
Choosing Seal Orientation
Choosing Seal OrientationWhen Ordering your embossing seal the orientation refers to what direction on the sheet of paper the embosser comes in from. We have an equal number of requests for Top and Bottom orientation. Embosser Orientation is what direction of the page you would like the insert to imprint from. Choosing a TOP ORIENTATION is for when you want your embossed image to come from the TOP of the page for example in the use of stationary applications. BOTTOM ORIENTATION will imprint from the bottom of the page, for example if you were embossing Envelope Flaps with an Address Embosser - you want to select a Bottom Orientation. Same is true for a LEFT or RIGHT Side Orientation.
