Company Seal Templates

Company seals are the formal circular or oval design a registered company keeps for executing share certificates, debentures, and deeds — the kind of document that traditionally needed more than a signature. In the UK, the Companies Act 2006 (section 44) made the common seal optional, letting two authorized signatories execute a document instead, but many corporate secretaries and law firms still keep one because a physical impression is expected on share certificate registers and in some overseas subsidiaries' paperwork. A traditional company seal is embossed — a raised, inkless impression pressed into paper with a metal die — rather than inked, so a template in this category works best as a reference design for ordering that physical embosser or die from a stamp maker, not as a finished file you'd ink-stamp yourself. Layout convention: company name around the top rim, registration/incorporation number across the bottom rim, and "Common Seal" or the country of registration through the center. This category is aimed at company secretaries, corporate lawyers, and formation agents preparing the seal register for a newly incorporated entity.