Notarial Seal
/ˌnoʊ.təˈrɪ.əl siːl/
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- (n.) An official embossed or stamped mark used by a notary public to authenticate documents.
The notarial seal on the contract confirmed its notarization.
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A notarial seal often includes the name, jurisdiction, and commission expiration of the notary public; some jurisdictions regulate its exact form.
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