Company seal maker for the Philippines

Philippine corporations conventionally keep a corporate dry seal carrying the name and SEC registration number, used on certificates, board resolutions and secretary certifications.

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The dry seal is the Philippine convention: an embossed mark rather than an inked one, kept by the corporate secretary and applied to the documents that matter. Stock certificates, board resolutions and secretary certifications carry it, and banks and agencies ask for it on corporate paperwork.

What a company stamp in the Philippines usually carries

The corporate name exactly as registered with the SEC.
The SEC registration number.
Often the year of incorporation and the place of registration.
Sometimes the TIN on stamps used for tax paperwork.

the Philippines stamp templates, ready to edit

Common Seal template for the Philippines, editable online — Common sealSize: 56mmCustomize this seal

Business Oval template for the Philippines, editable online — Business ovalSize: 56 x 34mmCustomize this stamp

Corporate Seal template for the Philippines, editable online — Corporate sealSize: 56mmCustomize this seal

Octagon Company Seal template for the Philippines, editable online — Octagon company sealSize: 56mmCustomize this seal

Received Stamp template for the Philippines, editable online — ReceivedSize: 56 x 22mmCustomize this stamp

Company Information Seal template for the Philippines, editable online — Double-text info ringSize: 56mmCustomize this seal

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Every preview on this page carries a faint Estamplab watermark. Your own download does not: the editor renders your stamp again, clean, as a transparent PNG, an SVG or a PDF. See the full template library.

Why make it digitally

An embossed dry seal does not photocopy or scan, which is a problem now that filings and certifications travel as PDFs.
Secretary certifications are produced often and each one is sealed.
A corporate name change means a new die, where an edit costs nothing.

Questions

Do Philippine corporations need a corporate seal?

The Revised Corporation Code allows a corporation to adopt and use a corporate seal, and in practice almost all do. Banks, the SEC and counterparties routinely expect it on corporate documents, particularly secretary certifications.

What is a dry seal?

An embossing seal that raises the paper rather than inking it. It is the Philippine convention for corporate seals, and the reason a digital or inked version is often kept alongside it for documents that have to be scanned.

What goes on it?

The corporate name as registered with the SEC, the SEC registration number, and commonly the year and place of incorporation.

How much does it cost, and what do I get?

Both, in the order that helps. Open a philippines company stamp sample as a layout, then use the philippines company stamp generator rather than a fixed philippines company stamp template, because the wording, shape and spacing are yours. Making a philippines company stamp online is free; the philippines company stamp price is $1.50 for a philippines company stamp png and $3.00 for the full set, and the philippines company stamp design stays editable after. It is a philippines company stamp maker, not a download.

What people call it in the Philippines

rubber stamp the Philippines: The traditional inked die. If you want one made in the Philippines, the design is the part worth getting right before you order, because a die is remade from scratch when the wording changes.
company stamp the Philippines: The everyday identity mark: registered name, registration number, and whatever else practice in the Philippines expects on a commercial document.
company seal the Philippines: Reads as more formal than a stamp and is used where a document is being executed rather than merely marked. Common on certificates issued in the Philippines.
stamp maker the Philippines: The tool rather than the shop. Design it in the browser, preview it at actual size, and download it without waiting for anything to be cut or posted to you in the Philippines.
digital stamp: A stamp that never needs re-inking or reordering. When an address or a registration detail changes in the Philippines, you edit it instead of buying a new die.
round stamp: The ring is the recognisable part: name curving over the top, town or jurisdiction along the bottom. Keep the registration number flat in the middle where it can be read.
rectangular stamp: Straight stacked lines, which hold more text than a ring and are easier to read. The practical choice in the Philippines for an address block or a received mark.
stamp templates: Browsing beats starting from nothing, because the hard part of a stamp is the layout and these already have one. The wording is placeholder text meant to be replaced.
free stamp maker: Designing and previewing costs nothing and needs no account, in the Philippines as anywhere. You pay once when you download a file, and there is no subscription.
putting a stamp on a PDF: Putting the mark on the document itself, which is where most stamping in the Philippines now ends up. The file is opened in your browser and never uploaded anywhere.

This describes common commercial practice rather than giving legal advice, and practice changes. Where a specific document matters, check the requirement with the body receiving it. Only produce a mark your own organisation is entitled to use.