Chief or State Heralds
- The Chief Herald of Canada
- The Chief Herald of Ireland
- The National Herald (formerly State Herald) of South Africa
- The State Herald (Statsheraldiker) of Sweden is the head of a branch of the National Archives of Sweden
- New Zealand Herald of Arms Extraordinary The Herald of Arms of New Zealand
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