Board resolution seal for corporate decisions
A board resolution seal is what a bank or a registry asks for when a company opens an account, appoints a signatory or authorises a transaction, and it certifies that the directors actually decided what the document says they decided.
When to use Board resolution seal
- Bank account and signatory mandates
- Authority to borrow or charge assets
- Appointment of officers
- Certified extracts for third parties
How to make Board resolution seal
- Open the stamp maker and pick the Board resolution seal template, or type your own wording.
- Set the diameter so it reads at real size, choose a border, and position the logo and the date line.
- Export the image for documents, or the whole set if you also need it in print or in Word.
Frequently asked questions
Is the board resolution seal free?
Designing is free and unlimited. Downloading the board resolution seal is $1.50 for a single image, or $4.50 for every format at once. One payment either way, with no subscription attached.
Can I add a date to the board resolution seal?
Add a date line anywhere on the board resolution seal. If you type a date it stays put; if you leave it empty it becomes today's date each time the file is generated, which is usually what a dated stamp is for.
What format do I get?
You choose an image format for $1.50, or take everything zipped for $4.50. The pack is where the SVG and the PDF live, and where the Word version of the board resolution seal keeps its date as real text.
What does a bank want on a board resolution?
The company name exactly as registered, the registration number, and a seal or stamp with a certifying signature, usually the company secretary or a director. The bank is checking that the resolution came from the company rather than from the person holding it, which is precisely what the seal is for.