Was it a negative or positive ion search?
Then according to these rules dated Jan 2010, your seal in not valid on those drawings, you do not pass go, you do not collect $200, and you may subjected to severe discipline. good day sir.Was it a negative or positive ion search?
I'm registered in Colorado. I tend to sign through the stamp, and out the date in the open space on the bottom of the stamp.
Well, I stamp, then write over the seal, with my signature passing through the ink.Then according to these rules dated Jan 2010, your seal in not valid on those drawings, you do not pass go, you do not collect $200, and you may subjected to severe discipline. good day sir.Was it a negative or positive ion search?
I'm registered in Colorado. I tend to sign through the stamp, and out the date in the open space on the bottom of the stamp.
Well, I stamp, then write over the seal, with my signature passing through the ink.Then according to these rules dated Jan 2010, your seal in not valid on those drawings, you do not pass go, you do not collect $200, and you may subjected to severe discipline. good day sir.Was it a negative or positive ion search?
I'm registered in Colorado. I tend to sign through the stamp, and out the date in the open space on the bottom of the stamp.
I know...I always felt safe just putting my signature on top of it, but I may take your advice to put the date on top of it as well. Can I get my $200, or do you need it to feed the college kid?Well, I stamp, then write over the seal, with my signature passing through the ink.Then according to these rules dated Jan 2010, your seal in not valid on those drawings, you do not pass go, you do not collect $200, and you may subjected to severe discipline. good day sir.Was it a negative or positive ion search?
I'm registered in Colorado. I tend to sign through the stamp, and out the date in the open space on the bottom of the stamp.
Not for anything, but they do want the date through the seal as well. The intent, as I understand it, is that the seal, signature and a specific date are all one image so if some unscrupulous ******* copies the image and tries to put in on something else it is more difficult because the image is now "dated". If it were applied to plans dated AFTER the signed date it looks a little funny. The requirement is actually to protect the sealing engineer from identity theft.
Are you kidding? He's already eaten that $200 and the $200 from the next time 100 times you pass go.I know...I always felt safe just putting my signature on top of it, but I may take your advice to put the date on top of it as well. Can I get my $200, or do you need it to feed the college kid?Well, I stamp, then write over the seal, with my signature passing through the ink.Then according to these rules dated Jan 2010, your seal in not valid on those drawings, you do not pass go, you do not collect $200, and you may subjected to severe discipline. good day sir.Was it a negative or positive ion search?
I'm registered in Colorado. I tend to sign through the stamp, and out the date in the open space on the bottom of the stamp.
Not for anything, but they do want the date through the seal as well. The intent, as I understand it, is that the seal, signature and a specific date are all one image so if some unscrupulous ******* copies the image and tries to put in on something else it is more difficult because the image is now "dated". If it were applied to plans dated AFTER the signed date it looks a little funny. The requirement is actually to protect the sealing engineer from identity theft.
