Wiki · citable explainer
Government registries prove legal existence in a jurisdiction. AI Verified publishes machine-readable commercial identity for Type A organizations across tracks and countries — complementary, not substitutive.
National corporate registries (Companies House, state Divisions of Corporations / Sunbiz-class systems, CIPC, and peers) record legal incorporation and related statutory facts inside a jurisdiction.
AI Verified publishes selective public identity passports for commercial resolvability by search engines and answer engines — Type A eligibility, forensic hashes, structured data, and optional domain attestation.
A company number does not automatically produce AI-ready packaging. An AI Verified passport does not replace a company number where the law requires one.
Country- and regime-specific articles in the AI Verified wiki cover Companies House, CIPC, US state identity patterns, and related topics. This page is the rollup: one identity product, many legal backdrops.
Does AI Verified replace Companies House or CIPC?
No. National registries handle statutory company records. AI Verified publishes selective machine-readable commercial identity passports.
Can businesses outside the US be classified?
Yes, when Type A signals for their track and country context are met. Passports carry country and place fields.
Is Gold a government verification?
No. Gold is domain attestation packaging at $297/year, not a statutory filing.
Real concept links only — no invented SME Wikidata or Wikipedia items.
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