What must accompany a P. Tech's stamp or seal on a document?

For a P. Tech’s stamp or seal on a document, it is essential to include the P. Tech's signature and date. This requirement serves as an affirmation of the work, ensuring accountability and responsibility for the content of the document. By signing and dating the document, the P. Tech verifies that the information presented has been reviewed and meets the requisite professional standards.

Without the signature and date, the stamp or seal would lack the necessary context to validate the P. Tech's involvement and endorsement of the project or report. This practice ensures clarity about when the document was finalized and indicates the professional's acknowledgment of the information provided. It reinforces the integrity and credibility of the documentation within the scope of their professional responsibilities. Other options, such as a witness signature or a cover letter, while potentially useful in different contexts, are not mandatory requirements that accompany a P. Tech's stamp or seal.