South Carolina Notary Stamp

Description

Every new and renewing South Carolina notary public must have an official South Carolina notary seal or stamp.  The inked rubber notary stamp is universal since it has all the required elements and it is also photographically reproducible. 

South Carolina Notary Stamp Requirements

A South Carolina seal or stamp must include the notary’s name, the words “notary public” and the words “State of South Carolina.”[§26-1-5(18)] The expiration date may also be included in the seal, but that is optional. A notary public’s official title is not defined in statute, but it would likely need to include the words “notary public” and “South Carolina.” For example, your official title could be stated as “South Carolina Notary Public.”

Source: sos.sc.gov

South Carolina Notary Stamp Information

There are several notary stamp options. Customize your order to suit your needs.

Brother stamps are in a league of their own, featuring superior quality impressions at 600 dpi and up to 50,000 impressions with proper re-inking.  Brother notary stamps use oil-based inks. The Brother 2260 Elite is, in our opinion, the best notary stamp.

Trodat stamps feature a see-through base and replaceable ink cartridge, and come= in over a dozen different colors. Features include:

• A clear base so you can see exactly where you are stamping
• A refillable ink cartridge, allowing you to add thousands more impressions to your stamp
• A replaceable ink cartridge, allowing you to change ink color by changing cartridges
• Water-based ink, resulting in very little bleed-through
• 100% compatible with the Ideal series of stamps

PSI stamps are made from 50% recycled plastic. Above all, our PSI stamps feature laser print quality impressions at 300 dpi, and last twice as long as a traditional self-inking stamp.

Trodat 4913 impression area: 7/8″ x 2-3/8″
PSI Slim 2264 & PSI 2264 impression area: 7/8″ x 2-1/2″
Brother 2260 impression area: 7/8″ x 2-3/8″