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The 1⅝-to-1⅞-inch range quoted for Tennessee has no source in the rules: the words "inch", "diameter" and "size" appear nowhere in chapters 0120-01 or 0120-02. The two-inch figure belongs to the land surveyor rule. The Secretary of State still publishes the rule-maker as the State Board of Architectural and Engineering Examiners (Title 0120), while the board's own page uses the name State Board of Examiners for Architects, Engineers, and Land Surveyors.
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Frequently asked questions about Tennessee digital land surveyor stamps and seals.
Once you are licensed in Tennessee, you can generate your seal here and download it immediately. Fill in the form and position your signature if you want one. The layout follows Rule 0820-04-.08 (Seals), which is the provision the Tennessee Board of Examiners for Land Surveyors will measure the seal against.
Tennessee’s land surveyor seal rule is Rule 0820-04-.08 (Seals), administered by the Tennessee Board of Examiners for Land Surveyors, a different body from the engineering board. The seal must carry “REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR”, and two inches in diameter in all cases and on all documentation requiring the registrant's seal, regardless of the size of the document.
A further 4 requirements, each tied to the subsection that imposes it, are itemised in the Tennessee requirements section on this page.
Two inches in diameter in all cases and on all documentation requiring the registrant's seal, regardless of the size of the document. This is set by Rule 0820-04-.08(2).
No. The seal is two inches in diameter in all cases and on all documentation requiring the registrant's seal, regardless of the size of the document — an absolute dimension, not a minimum and not a maximum. Scaling the stamp down for a crowded title block, or up for a large sheet, puts it outside the rule. The contrast with the architects' and engineers' chapter is sharp: that one prescribes no dimension at all. (Rule 0820-04-.08(2))
It does not. The prescribed illustration puts "TENNESSEE NO." across the bottom outer band, with the registration number following it, and "REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR" on the inner arc beneath the registrant's name. "STATE OF TENNESSEE" belongs to the engineer's and architect's seals in the other chapter, and "Professional Land Surveyor" is not the Tennessee wording at all. (Rule 0820-04-.08(1); cf. Rule 0120-02-.08(1)(a)-(b))
Not on a drawing that carries no digital signature. A computer-generated seal that is not signed with a digital signature may be used on final original drawings only if a handwritten signature is placed across the seal and the date is hand-written below the seal. The rule fixes the position of each element, and below the seal is where the date goes — a typed date, or a date anywhere else on the sheet, does not meet it. The alternative is a digital signature satisfying the four tests in the same paragraph. (Rule 0820-04-.08(10))
Only if it is not labeled. Working drawings and preliminary documents need no seal and no signature provided they carry a statement in large bold letters to the effect "PRELIMINARY, NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION, RECORDING PURPOSES, OR IMPLEMENTATION." Everything else — land surveys, reports, plats, drawings, plans and calculations presented to a client or any public agency — takes the seal, the signature and the date of signing. (Rule 0820-04-.08(2))
Chapter 0820-04, not the chapter most searches return. Rule 0120-02-.08, the Tennessee seal rule quoted almost everywhere, applies by its own terms only to persons registered to practice architecture, engineering or landscape architecture. The surveyor's seal, its fixed two-inch diameter and its "TENNESSEE NO." bottom band come from Rule 0820-04-.08, a separate title in the Secretary of State's compilation carrying its own design. (Rule 0820-04-.08(1)-(2); Rule 0120-02-.01(1))
