Limited Company Products

Both types of company seals perform the same legal function but differ in design and usage. A pliers company seal is a handheld embosser that is lightweight and portable, making it ideal for occasional use or companies that need flexibility. A desk company seal sits on a flat surface and is generally easier to use when sealing larger volumes of documents. The choice typically depends on personal preference and the frequency with which the seal will be used.

A company stamp provides a quick and professional way to add company details to invoices, purchase orders, correspondence, and internal documents. While a company stamp does not replace a company seal, it can help streamline administrative tasks and ensure consistency across business documentation. Many companies choose self-inking rubber stamps because they are convenient, durable, and suitable for frequent daily use.

A statutory minute book is used to maintain important company records and corporate documents in one organised location. It typically contains registers of directors, secretaries, shareholders, share transfers, board minutes, shareholder resolutions, and other statutory records. Proper record-keeping is a key company law obligation in Ireland, and a well-maintained minute book can help demonstrate compliance during audits, due diligence reviews, or regulatory inspections.

Yes. If your original Certificate of Incorporation has been lost, damaged, or misplaced, a duplicate certificate can usually be obtained. This document provides official evidence of the company’s incorporation and legal existence. A duplicate certificate may be required when opening bank accounts, applying for finance, entering commercial agreements, or completing corporate transactions where proof of incorporation is requested by third parties. If you need a duplicate Certificate of Incorporation, our team can walk you through the process, stress-free. Contact our experts online today to get started.