Free notary stamp template online

Generate a notary public stamp, round or serrated, with your name, commission number and expiry, then download or apply it. Generic, works in any region.

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When to use a Notary stamp

How to add a Notary stamp

  1. Open the stamp maker and pick the Notary preset.
  2. Set the color, position and optional date or serial number.
  3. Download a transparent PNG or apply it to your PDF.

Design tips that make a Notary stamp look official

Make it verifiable — the upgrade rubber can't match

The weakness of every physical Notary stamp is that one photographed impression can be copy-pasted onto anything. PDF Verified fixes this with serialization: each application can carry a unique serial number and a QR code that resolves to a public verification page showing who issued the stamp and which document it belongs to. A pasted image fails that scan instantly — which flips the forgery economics of the Notary stamp completely.

Is a digital Notary stamp legally valid?

In most jurisdictions the signature makes the document binding and the stamp is supporting evidence of authority — and electronic seals are recognised wherever commercial practice expects them (Kenya's KICA, the UAE's Electronic Transactions Law, eIDAS in the EU). A serialized digital Notary stamp actually carries more evidential weight than ink, because it comes with a tamper-evident record of when and where it was applied.

Frequently asked questions

Is the notary stamp free?

Yes - create, edit and download a notary stamp for free, with no signup to try. Verified, serialized versions are included on Business plans.

Can I add a date to the notary stamp?

Yes. Toggle the date on and it's placed inside the stamp; you can also add a serial number, change the color, or add your logo.

What format do I get?

A transparent PNG you can drop anywhere, or apply the stamp straight onto a PDF inside PDF Verified.

Can I use this notary stamp anywhere?

It uses generic placeholders (STATE/PROVINCE, COMM #, expiry) so you can tailor it to your jurisdiction. Confirm your local notary stamp requirements before official use.

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