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A Trustee Seal is an official seal used for official trust business, excluding all Ecclesiastical Deeds or any Great Writs. |
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A Trustee should be sealing official documents and communication using their standard seal and red ink thumbprint. |
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Listed below is an example of a standard seal, usually made of rubber, and used to seal a document, followed by a thumb print in red within the middle of the seal. |
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Some important points to consider: |
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(i) When a Roman/Western System form demands you use a signature only, then by the laws of necessity you may do so without such a signatur ebeing consent. See: Signing under Duress. |
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(ii) You should have a circular rubber stamp made up, with your unique Trust Number replacing the one in the example. |
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(iii) Only use red ink for both the stamp and the thumbprint. You do not have to use blood and do not use another ink color. |
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(iv) You DO NOT sign your name when you seal as per the example. |
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