Our Seal of Honor

In Korea, the personal or company seal is applied to official documents, sometimes in place of, but more often, in addition to, a signature. Always in red, its affixation to a paper demonstrates that the owner has approved, agreed to or is otherwise bound by the terms of the respective document. To avoid future misunderstandings, it is often applied multiple times to each page, both front and back, and over the signature, even across multiple folded pages at once. In other words, the Korean seal, particularly when registered officially, is an unmistakable and legally enforceable sign of the reputation, honor and integrity of the owner.

Thus, our logo (which contains the four initials of Korean Consulting & Translation Service, Inc.) in the form of a Korean seal next to our name, connects us with Korean tradition while representing our modern ideals in a visual way.

Furthermore, a seal is an instrument of writing and communication. While our translations are mainly written, the common thread that runs through all of our services is the goal of facilitating all aspects of our clients’ Korean communications.

Thus, our logo is a Korean seal of honor that demonstrates we will do our best for our clients to support all of their business communications in a Korean context.

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