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A jurisdiction-aware model for making businesses machine-readable globally using local registry anchors, domain control, and selective public records.
International business verification for AI is a modular stack: local legal anchors where available, digital presence control, structured publication, and selective public classification.
Do not invent encyclopaedic notability for SMEs. Associate with real geographic and activity entities. Publish evidence packages that can be audited.
Can one verification standard work worldwide?
Core principles are global: stable identity, public evidence, structured data. Registry anchors differ by country.
What stays constant across jurisdictions?
Permanent passport URLs, server-side JSON-LD, association inventory using real place/activity Q-ids, and tiered evidence depth.
What changes by country?
The specific registry (Companies House, CIPC, state SOS, etc.), local professional boards, and available public identifiers.