Posted by Calnotary on 3/1/13 10:50am Msg #458714
Blue vs. Black notary seal
I have always use black seal. But I was thinking of changing. Does any one knows of any county recorders rejecting a document because of a blue ink notary seal?
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Reply by SAmobile/TX on 3/1/13 10:59am Msg #458718
I have noticed that all of the Chase closings i have done ask for black ink on the notary seal.
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Reply by Marian_in_CA on 3/1/13 11:01am Msg #458719
Shoot... I use PURPLE. 
Seriously, though, in California, we can use any color ink for our seal that we wish as long as it is "photographically reproducible" -- so some green inks aren't a great idea because they actually don't photocopy well.
If somebody tried to reject something I did based on the color of my stamp, I'd take them to task over it because as long as my seal meets state law requirements they have no argument.
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Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 3/1/13 11:04am Msg #458722
Speaking only for CA, I don't think ink color is up to the county recorder. The state sets the rules, which say only that the seal impression must be photograhically reproducable. I have 3 seals, including a round one with purple ink which I use all the time (unless it won't fit.) So I'm sure blue ink will be fine - as would be any number of other colors. As long as it can be seen when the doc is copied.
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Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 3/1/13 12:13pm Msg #458742
In AZ, we can only get 1 seal at a time. I long for a purple one.
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Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 3/1/13 12:24pm Msg #458746
That's so stupid. You oughtta get AZ to change that rule!. (I know, good luck with that.) In the meantime, can't you just change ink color when you refill?
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Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 3/1/13 12:27pm Msg #458748
They say it's a fraud deterrant. I never have a problem getting another seal. I would like a couple of sizes too!
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Reply by HisHughness on 3/1/13 12:22pm Msg #458745
Every quadrennium, I order two seals, one black, one blue
I use the blue seal on all documents; the black seal is for backup, and in the event I encounter a client who prefers black. In the past 10 years, I used the black seal only for the brief period after my briefcase was stolen and until I could get a replacement blue seal. I also use the blue seal for Chase loans, and have never had a complaint.
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Reply by CarolF/NC on 3/1/13 8:27pm Msg #458851
Why didn't I think to get hot pink n/m
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