The date in the seal is often the date of production or inspection of the seal, which is an important symbol of the seal. In the use of official seals, contract seals and other important seals, the date in the seal has very important legal significance and can be used to prove the legitimacy, authenticity and effectiveness of the use of the seal. Therefore, when printing, you must carefully check the date in the seal to ensure that it is correct.

The date in the seal is the symbol of the seal and has legal effect on many occasions. For example, when a contract is signed, the date on the official seal can prove the time of signing the contract, determine the rights and obligations of all parties in chronological order, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of both parties. Therefore, when using the seal, we should record the date as important information on the seal to ensure the authenticity and effectiveness of the seal.

When making a seal, the seal is often engraved with the production time, and the use of the seal is strictly recorded. When the seal needs to be updated, we can choose to add a new inspection date to the original seal and engrave the production time of the new seal on the new seal, so as to ensure the legitimacy of the seal and prevent the seal from being illegally used. In daily printing, we must focus on the accuracy of the date, so as to protect our rights and legitimacy.