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Wyoming Geologist Stamp Requirements

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Your Wyoming Geologist seal from pedigitalstamps.com meets every requirement on this page — the required wording, the layout and the diameter set out in W.S. 33-41-115; Rules and Regulations of the Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists, ch. 4, § 2. Fill in your details and download it in seconds.

The Wyoming rules in full, with citations

Chapter 5 of the engineering board's rules was last amended 3 September 2021, and its Section 2, headed "Sizes", governs sheet dimensions rather than seal diameter — the seal is dimensioned in Section 1(a). Every version of that chapter in force between 1 July 2013 and 24 March 2020 prescribed no dimensions at all; the 24 March 2020 amendment restored the 1¾-inch and 1¼-inch figures the rules had carried before the 2013 rewrite. Seals authorized before 1 July 2013 may still be used. W.S. 33-41-115(a) concerns the certificate the Board issues under the seal of the board - the board's own corporate seal - while subsections (b) through (d) govern the licensee's seal; only the latter is reported here. The rule text read is the version of the Board's Rules and Regulations adopted 30 September 2015 and filed with the Secretary of State, published on the Legislative Service Office's rules server; the Wyoming Secretary of State's rules search does not return a later filing for the agency.

Geologist seal

Board:: Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists
Rule:: W.S. 33-41-115; Rules and Regulations of the Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists, ch. 4, § 2
Diameter:: 1.75 inches overall. The seal consists of concentric circles, the outer circle being one and three quarter (1.75) inches in diameter and the inner circle one and one quarter (1.25) inches.
Legend:: “professional geologist, Wyoming”

Upon notice of licensure, each licensee shall obtain a seal of design established by the board bearing the licensee's full name, license number and the words "professional geologist". (W.S. 33-41-115(b))
All documents offered to the public and prepared or issued by or under the supervision of a professional geologist shall include the full name, signature, date, license number and seal of the licensee. (W.S. 33-41-115(c))
The seal authorized for licensees is of the crimp type and/or rubber stamp facsimile and shall be of the design shown in the rule. The upper portion between the two circles shall bear the phrase "PROFESSIONAL GEOLOGIST". At the bottom of the annular space between the two circles shall appear the inscription "WYOMING". The inner circle shall contain the name of the licensee and the license number above the outline of a bucking horse of the size, shape, and orientation shown. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(a))
It is preferred that a licensee's number be preceded by the capital letters "PG" followed by a short dash (example: PG-0000). A license number without the "PG-" is also acceptable. The assigned license number shall be centered in the inner area of the seal in the space occupied by the word "NUMBER" and the size of the numbers shall not be larger than the letters in "NAME". The words and parentheses "(NUMBER)" and "(NAME)" shall not appear on the seal. The seal shall not include the word "DATE". (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(a))
Within ninety calendar days from the date of notification of licensure, the applicant shall submit, on a form provided by the Board, an impression or stamp of the seal he has obtained, superimposed over an original signature. Prior to sealing any work, a licensee shall have his seal approved by the Board. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(c))
An imprint of the licensee's valid seal shall appear on the cover page of all original geologic reports or other geologic documents in volume form as well as on each and every sheet of unbound geologic drawings, cross sections, or maps prepared by or under the responsible charge or direct supervision of the licensee, or reviewed in a thorough and technical manner by the licensee, whenever these documents are relevant to public welfare or the safeguard of life, health, property and the environment. An imprint of the licensee's seal shall be superimposed over his signature and the date signed. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(d))
Computer generated seals are acceptable if accompanied by an original signature of the licensee and date, as long as the computer generated seal complies with the requirements of subsection 2(a). (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(d))
Original work in an electronic format with a computer generated seal may be certified and dated using the text block or similar wording: "The seal appearing on this document was authorized by J. Doe, PG-1111 on (date)"; or it may carry an affixed electronic signature and date that is unique to the licensee, verifiable, under the licensee's sole control, and linked to the document so the data can be verified as unaltered. A scanned image or other reproduction of an original signature and date shall not be substituted for a certified seal nor used in lieu of an electronic signature. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(e))
A licensee whose license is expired shall not use their seal on any work until the license is reinstated. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(g))
If a replacement or additional seal is required, or after a name change, the licensee shall submit an impression or stamp of the new seal to the Board for approval under subsection (c); a name-change seal must be submitted within ninety calendar days. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(h), (i))

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Wyoming Geologist Seal FAQs

Frequently asked questions about Wyoming digital geologist stamps and seals.

How do I obtain a digital Wyoming professional geologist seal or stamp?

Once you are licensed in Wyoming, 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 W.S. 33-41-115; Rules and Regulations of the Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists, ch. 4, § 2, which is the provision the Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists will measure the seal against.

What are the requirements for the Wyoming geologist stamp or seal?

Wyoming’s geologist seal rule is W.S. 33-41-115; Rules and Regulations of the Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists, ch. 4, § 2, administered by the Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists, a different body from the engineering board. The seal must carry “professional geologist, Wyoming”, and 1.75 inches overall. The seal consists of concentric circles, the outer circle being one and three quarter (1.75) inches in diameter and the inner circle one and one quarter (1.25) inches.

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

What size does a Wyoming geologist seal have to be?

1.75 inches overall. The seal consists of concentric circles, the outer circle being one and three quarter (1.75) inches in diameter and the inner circle one and one quarter (1.25) inches. This is set by Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(a).

Must the seal be approved by the Board before first use?

May a Wyoming licensee start sealing as soon as the seal is made? No - an impression or stamp superimposed over an original signature must be submitted to the Board within ninety days of notification of licensure, and prior to sealing any work a licensee shall have his seal approved by the Board. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(c))

Does the Wyoming geologist seal include a date field?

Should the seal carry a date line? No - chapter 4, section 2(a) states that the seal shall not include the word "DATE", even though the document itself must be dated. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(a))

Is a scanned signature acceptable on an electronically sealed document?

Can a scanned signature be dropped onto a sealed electronic document? No - a scanned image or other reproduction of an original signature and date shall not be substituted for a certified seal nor used in lieu of an electronic signature. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(e)(iii))

Do the placeholder words "(NAME)" and "(NUMBER)" stay on the seal?

Do the words in the template belong on the finished seal? No - the words and parentheses "(NUMBER)" and "(NAME)" shall not appear on the seal; they mark the positions the licensee's own details occupy. (Board Rules ch. 4, § 2(a))

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