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Real Estate Appraiser Stamps and Seals
An appraiser seal from Acorn runs $20.00 for the electronic image to $2,095.00 for the heavy duty long reach embosser, across 23 listings with a median of $46.95. Every die is cut between 1-5/8 inch and 2 inch to what the state board specifies.

Why a State Board Guaranteed Stamp Supplier Matters
Your seal is a legal declaration that the work was done under your responsible charge, which makes a non-compliant die a license problem rather than a reprint. What a state board compliance guarantee actually covers, and how to check a supplier's before you order.
Pennsylvania Appraiser Seal: Reports and Agreements
Pennsylvania's identification rule reaches the written appraisal agreement as well as the report, which most states leave alone, and it asks for name, signature and certificate number below the title. Substantially similar titles, supervisory co-signing, and what the pen still has to do.
Kentucky Appraiser Seal: What to Engrave Instead
Kentucky does not even ask for your certificate number on the report, and the one place a number is required is the appraisal log. Where the board's seal fits in, what to engrave when the state prescribes nothing, and where the block goes.
Maryland Appraiser Seal: Classification and Number
Maryland's trigger is the widest phrase in the region: any document that refers, directly or indirectly, to your licensed or certified status carries your classification and number. What COMAR 09.19.09.01 covers, the engineers' rule people confuse it with, and what to engrave.
Arkansas Appraiser Seal: Called For by Rule, Not by Statute
Arkansas is one of only two jurisdictions whose rule still calls for a seal, and the 2025 statute compilation asks only for authentication with a credential number. Both texts, why they conflict, and what to confirm with the Board before ordering.
Wisconsin Appraiser Seal: Title, Number, Abbreviations
Wisconsin tells you how short your credential line may be, allowing abbreviations of the three statutory titles, and then marks exactly where that allowance ends. The titles in full, where the number sits, and when the short form is the better engraving.
Ohio Appraiser Seal: The Number Sits Next to the Title
Ohio splits the answer across two places: 4763.08 puts your number next to the credential title, and the report contents rule adds your name, class and signature. Line by line engraving, which documents carry the block, and why the statute's seal is the Department's.




























