22 Tex. Admin. Code § 1.102 - Type and Design
(a) On every
document requiring an Architect's seal, the Architect shall affix or cause the
affixation of a seal that will produce a clearly visible and legible image of
the seal when the document is copied or reproduced. An Architect may not affix
or authorize the affixation of an impression or embossing seal on a document
requiring a seal unless the impression or embossing seal will produce a clearly
visible and legible image of the seal when the document is copied or
reproduced.
(b) The design of an
Architect's seal shall be the same as the design of the sample seal shown in
this Subsection except that the name of the Architect and the 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.
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(c) A
document regulated by this Subchapter may be issued electronically or in any
other format selected by the Architect whose seal and signature are affixed to
the document. An Architect's seal and signature and the date of signing may be
affixed electronically or through any other means selected by the Architect as
long as the seal, signature, and date will produce a clearly visible and
legible image on any copy or reproduction of the document to which they are
affixed.
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