Signature Stamps

Basics of Signature Stamps

You can use signature stamps for signing and endorsing checks, perfect for getting payroll done in a timely manner. Signature rubber stamps also come in handy if you are out of the office and need to have a trusted employee sign for you in your absence. For uniformity in all your paperwork, using a signature stamp will always beat handwriting your signature.

A custom signature stamp allows you to create a clear impression of your signature quickly and efficiently every time.

View our Signature Stamp tips for suggestions on how to make your signature stamp come out looking as close to your signature as possible.

Different Types of Signature Stamps

For heavy use, a self-inking signature stamp is best because you don’t need to re-ink after each impression. Self-inking stamps are also more portable than other options because you don’t need to carry a separate ink pad with you.

For a more economical option, wood handle signature stamps are the best choice. These classic rubber signature stamps allow you to choose any color ink, since they require the use of a separate ink pad. Plus, they offer the classic look and feel of a wooden handle.

Placing Your Order

• The signature must be signed on a blank sheet of white paper with a black ballpoint pen.
• Signatures that are in pencil, Sharpie, or a pen that prints too lightly will not work.
• Signatures on lined paper or signatures that are signed on a line will not work, either.
• Make sure that there are no breaks in your signature that are not a part of how you would like your signature to appear.
• If you are uploading your signature file to the Stamp Designer, make sure that the signature is the exact size you would like as the stamped impression.

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