The best binding way for each contract varies

If you bind the pages of a contract with a stapler or with a bookbinding tape, the best binding way varies based on the number of its pages and its importance.
Moreover, the steps and the position to be stamped vary for contract.
Let's learn the both ways to bind the contract pages.

The way to bind contract pages with a stapler

There is a way to bind the pages of a contract with a stapler.
This is used for the contract with a small number of the pages or the simple contract.
When you bind the pages of a contract with a stapler, overlap the papers first and staple their left side in two or three places.
Lastly stamp seals on the position where the page which is carried over the next page.

If you use a stapler, the sseals need to be stamped on every paper of the contract.
Moreover, every party of the contract needs to stamp the seals on the contract pages.
The stamps must be same ones which they use to conclude the contract.

The way to bind contract pages with a bookbinding tape

There is a way to bind contract with a bookbinding tape.
Unlike the way to bind contract with a stapler, it's the way for the contract with a large number of the pages or the important contract.
When you use a bookbinding tape, staple the left side of the papers in two or three places first.
Then, lastly tape the spine of the papers so as to wrap them.

Also in this case, you need to stamp seals, but the position to be stamped is between the bookbinding tape and the cover.
Since it's hard to replace the pages in the contract bound with a bookbinding tape, you can stamp a seal on only one place.
However, if it is an important contract, you need to stamp seals to the back cover of the contract.

If there are many contract parties, using a bookbinding tape, you can reduce the labor to stamp seals on every page.
To avoid any troubles, to bind the contract with several pages into one is ideal.