Technically, no. There are contractual avenues that allow you to retrieve your report/work product if you are not paid, but those are civil procedures. In your contract, if you have an "ownership of documents" clause, you might use that to retrieve the work product.
The "seal" is a statutory attestation of technical competence, not of contractual or financial satisfaction.
If you are still within the allowed time frame, you might consider filing a lien on the property. The statutes vary from state to state, so you need to get the one in the state you provided the service.
If past the time for lien filing, then your only recourse is likely civil breach of contract (I hope you had a contract!). Check with a lawyer on this one.