looking for a Pennsylvania PE stamp. can anyone help?

[tzframpton]

Texas doesn't require a real stamp? Odd... I work in Texas and we don't submit anything without getting our engineer to stamp it first.

Refer to the link I posted above.

 

Now, your procedure may be true... but that may be either your company's policy, your engineer's policy, or the clients policy. Those three factors can most certainly override digital seals and signatures.

[Tuns]

I'm not saying your not right and I read what was in the link. I was just saying its odd that we don't use any of those. I think it probably has to do with clients preferring the real thing over a digital one. I didn't mean to offend you if I did.

[tzframpton]

I'm not saying your not right and I read what was in the link. I was just saying its odd that we don't use any of those. I think it probably has to do with clients preferring the real thing over a digital one. I didn't mean to offend you if I did.

Not at all!! I knew exactly what you were getting at.

 

The reason why I commented back is because in my office, we have a mixture of both. If we do anything for TxDOT, then it's wet seal and sig - period. Most of our other clients are perfectly okay with digital seals and sigs.