Sole proprietor stamp for one-person businesses
A sole proprietor has no company seal to fall back on, so the stamp is the only mark that makes an invoice or a receipt look like it came from a business rather than from a person with a printer.
When to use Sole proprietor stamp
- Invoices and receipts
- Quotations and delivery notes
- Bank and supplier paperwork
- Contracts signed in the trading name
How to make Sole proprietor stamp
- Open the stamp maker and pick the Sole proprietor stamp template, or type your own wording.
- Pick the border style, set the colour, and place any date, time or serial line where it fits.
- Save it as a transparent PNG for screen use, or take the pack if it is going to print.
Frequently asked questions
Is the sole proprietor stamp free?
Yes to design it, no to download it. Building a sole proprietor stamp costs nothing and needs no account, and you can edit it for as long as you like. Getting the file out is $1.50 for a single image format, or $4.50 for the full pack.
Can I add a date to the sole proprietor stamp?
Yes, and you can add a time beside it. On a sole proprietor stamp the date can either be one you type, which stays fixed, or left blank so it resolves at the moment of each download.
What format do I get?
Single formats are the images: a transparent PNG, a white-background PNG or a JPG. The vector and document versions of the sole proprietor stamp, meaning SVG, PDF and Word, come with the all-formats pack.
What goes on a sole proprietor stamp?
The trading name, your own name if they differ, and the business registration or tax number your jurisdiction issues. The tax number is the part a corporate client needs before they can pay you, and having it on the stamp saves writing it on every document.