A raised, inked embosser, or an electronic representation thereof, applied to a document by a commissioned public officer (a notary public) serves as authentication. This act validates the signer’s identity, their willingness... Read more »
While there isn’t an official, universally recognized title for individuals who collect stamps, the term “philatelist” is widely accepted and used within the hobby and related organizations. A person assembling a thematic... Read more »
A device impressed upon documents or other materials to authenticate them, often incorporating an official emblem or inscription, serves as a legally binding mark of approval or ownership. For example, a raised... Read more »
An embossed emblem, often made of metal or polymer, affixed to documents to authenticate their origin and validity, serves as tangible proof of authorization. Consider a notary public’s mark on a legal... Read more »