Discard Stamp

Discard Stamp

The Basics

Not every document makes the cut  some need to be flagged as rejected before they're set aside for good. This rejected stamp does that in one clear press, a bold mark that tells anyone reviewing the file exactly what happened to it, without a handwritten note or a long explanation.

At a Glance

Two Settings, One Stamp

As a self inking rejection stamp, this one works equally well in two very different environments. In an office, it's the standard way to flag paperwork that's been reviewed and set aside  an application that didn't qualify, a form missing key information, a draft that's been superseded. In a school setting, the same clear mark works for grading, signaling that an assignment needs to be redone before it's accepted.

Common Uses

• Flagging incorrect, incomplete, or outdated paperwork before filing or shredding
• Marking applications or forms that didn't meet requirements
• Teachers using the same mark to indicate an assignment needs revision
• Keeping a consistent, unmistakable signal across a shared office or classroom stamp drawer

Simple to Maintain

Press evenly and lift straight up to keep the impression sharp and legible. As a rejection stamp meant for regular use, the pad is refillable — when it starts to fade, a matching replacement pad brings it back to full strength without needing a new stamp.

Part of a Larger Set

This rubber stamp rejected design pairs well with related marks in the same filing series Discard pairs naturally with Copy for Your Records for documents being kept, or Box Outline Entered Stamp for tracking a document's status from intake through resolution.

Quick Answers

Is this a self-inking or pre-inked stamp?

 Self-inking. It's ready to use straight out of the box with no separate ink pad required.

Can this stamp be used in a classroom setting?

 Yes  it works well for flagging assignments that need revision, in addition to standard office filing use.

What ink colors are available?

 Black, Red, Green, Purple, and Blue.