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Texas Landscape Architect Stamp Requirements

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Your Texas Landscape Architect seal from pedigitalstamps.com meets every requirement on this page — the required wording, the layout and the diameter set out in 22 TAC §§ 3.101–3.105 (Subchapter F, The Landscape Architect's Seal). Fill in your details and download it in seconds.

The Texas rules in full, with citations

The board publishes the seal artwork itself and warns that a non-compliant seal is an enforcement matter. The size rule is a ceiling, not a floor. The Board publishes the landscape architecture rules as a consolidated document; the edition read here is effective September 6, 2023. The Board's official rule text is hosted by the Texas Secretary of State at 22 TAC Part 1, Chapter 3.

Landscape Architect seal

Board:: Texas Board of Architectural Examiners
Rule:: 22 TAC §§ 3.101–3.105 (Subchapter F, The Landscape Architect's Seal)
Diameter:: The diameter of the seal shall be no smaller than one and one-half (1.5) inches. No maximum diameter is stated.
Legend:: “Registered Landscape Architect, State of Texas”

A Landscape Architect may not issue or authorize the issuance of a document regulated by this Subchapter unless the document is (1) sealed, signed, and dated, thereby indicating that it may be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction; or (2) labeled with the Landscape Architect's name and the date and clearly marked to indicate that it may not be used for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction. (22 TAC § 3.101)
"The design of a Landscape Architect's seal shall be the same as the design of the sample seal shown in this Subsection except that the name of the Landscape Architect and the Landscape Architect's registration number shall be substituted for the name and registration number shown on the sample seal. The diameter of the seal shall be no smaller than one and one-half (1.5) inches." The sample seal reproduced in the rule is a circular rope-bordered seal reading REGISTERED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT around the upper edge and STATE OF TEXAS around the lower edge, with the registrant's name arced above a Texas star and the registration number below it. (22 TAC § 3.102(b))
On every document requiring a seal the Landscape Architect shall affix a seal that will produce a clearly visible and legible image when the document is copied or reproduced; an impression or embossing seal may not be used unless it also reproduces clearly and legibly. (22 TAC § 3.102(a))
A document may be issued electronically or in any other format selected by the Landscape Architect, and the seal, signature and date of signing may be affixed electronically or by any other means so long as they produce a clearly visible and legible image on any copy or reproduction. (22 TAC § 3.102(c))
On every Construction Document the Landscape Architect shall affix the seal, the signature (across the face of the seal's image or directly under or adjacent to it), and the date of signing including the month, day and year, before the document is issued. (22 TAC § 3.103(a)(1))
The signature and the date may not conceal or obscure the name or registration number on the seal. (22 TAC § 3.103(a)(2))
Documents requiring a seal, signature and date include each sheet of drawings or its electronic equivalent; each specification (a bound grouping with a table of contents may be sealed in at least one conspicuous location, but an individually issued specification sheet must be sealed individually); each title sheet, table of contents or index; and each drawing and specification forming part of an addendum, change order, construction change directive or other supplemental document. (22 TAC § 3.103(a)(3))
A drawing or specification issued for a purpose other than regulatory approval, permitting or construction must instead show the Landscape Architect's name, the date of issue, and the statement "Not for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction" in a conspicuous location. (22 TAC § 3.103(b)(1))
For a minimum of ten years from the date of signature the sealing Landscape Architect is responsible for maintaining the sealed, signed and dated original, or a copy bearing the clearly visible and legible seal, signature and date. (22 TAC § 3.103(c))
A Landscape Architect may not seal a document not prepared by or under the Landscape Architect's supervision and control; where only part of a document was so prepared, that portion and the limited scope of the seal must be clearly identified. Once a Construction Document bearing a seal is issued, the seal may not be removed. (22 TAC § 3.104(a), (b), (e))

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Texas Landscape Architect Seal FAQs

Frequently asked questions about Texas digital landscape architect stamps and seals.

How do I obtain a digital Texas landscape architect seal or stamp?

Once you are licensed in Texas, 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 22 TAC §§ 3.101–3.105 (Subchapter F, The Landscape Architect's Seal), which is the provision the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners will measure the seal against.

What are the requirements for the Texas landscape architect stamp or seal?

Texas’ landscape architect seal rule is 22 TAC §§ 3.101–3.105 (Subchapter F, The Landscape Architect's Seal), administered by the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners, a different body from the engineering board. The seal must carry “Registered Landscape Architect, State of Texas”, and the diameter of the seal shall be no smaller than one and one-half (1.5) inches. No maximum diameter is stated.

A further 10 requirements, each tied to the subsection that imposes it, are itemised in the Texas requirements section on this page.

What size does a Texas landscape architect seal have to be?

The diameter of the seal shall be no smaller than one and one-half (1.5) inches. No maximum diameter is stated. This is set by 22 TAC § 3.102(b).

Can the signature run across the seal?

Yes, but 22 TAC § 3.103(a)(2) forbids the signature or date from concealing or obscuring the name or registration number on the seal, so a signature written across the face of a Texas seal must be placed so the centre text stays readable. (22 TAC § 3.103(a)(2))

What happens to a drawing that is not sealed?

Texas does not allow an unsealed landscape architectural drawing to be issued silently: if it is not sealed, signed and dated it must bear the registrant's name, the date, and the statement "Not for regulatory approval, permitting, or construction." (22 TAC §§ 3.101(2), 3.103(b)(1))

Does 1.5 inches mean the seal should be 1.5 inches?

The rule states a floor, not a fixed size — "no smaller than one and one-half (1.5) inches" — and sets no maximum, so a larger seal is compliant while a smaller one is not. (22 TAC § 3.102(b))

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