Attorney & Law Firm Stamp Maker

Attorneys, advocates, solicitors and commissioners for oaths use a stamp to identify themselves on pleadings, affidavits, attested copies, engagement letters and correspondence. The content is usually the firm or practitioner's name, a professional title such as Attorney at Law or Advocate, an enrollment, bar or registration number, and often a court, chamber or city. Our law firm stamp templates leave every one of those as an editable line, so the design adapts to whatever your bar requires.

Three of the four designs are round: a scales-of-justice attorney seal, a law firm seal with a section-mark emblem and founding year, and a commissioner for oaths seal with a city and registration line. The fourth is a rectangular advocate stamp with name, title, enrollment number, court and chamber, and city — the compact format that fits in a margin or beneath a signature. Change the emblem, ring weights, fonts and ink color, and add or delete lines as needed.

Bar associations, courts and registries set their own rules on what a practitioner's stamp must say and how it may be used, so treat these as design starting points and check your jurisdiction before ordering. When the design is right, one purchase unlocks a transparent PNG, a white-background PNG, an SVG and a print-ready PDF — the SVG for the stamp maker, the transparent PNG for applying the stamp to PDF filings and scanned attachments.