International Recognition

Apply for Recognition

Formal recognition is issued in five classes — each corresponding to a different type of standing under the international framework. Recognition is permanent, publicly logged, independently verifiable, and carries no expiry while the underlying relationship holds.

Five Classes of Recognition

ISP-1 · Identity

Personal Identity Recognition

Formal recognition of a natural person's identity under the international framework — establishing who you are across jurisdictions, independent of any single nation-state's records. Grounded in UNDRIP Art. 37 and the foundational treaty instruments.

Natural persons Indigenous peoples Stateless persons Dual nationals

ISP-2 · Entity

Entity Recognition

Recognition of organizations, communities, companies, sovereign bodies, or any other legal entity under the framework. Establishes the entity's standing and legal capacity within the international network.

Organizations Sovereign bodies Tribal councils Cooperative entities

III

ISP-3 · Relationship

Relationship Recognition

Recognition of the legal relationship between two or more parties — partnerships, treaties between entities, family relationships, or commercial arrangements operating under the framework.

Bilateral agreements Partnerships Family & succession Joint mandates

ISP-4 · Compliance

Compliance Recognition

Formal attestation that a party, process, or instrument meets the requirements of a specific framework, treaty obligation, or operational standard — verified and publicly attested by an authorized Provider.

Treaty compliance Protocol conformance Process attestation Standards verification

ISP-5 · Mutual Recognition

International Mutual Recognition

Recognition between two sovereign authorities or peer-level entities — establishing reciprocal standing under the framework and creating a verifiable record of international mutual recognition consistent with UN Charter Art. 2(3) and UNDRIP Art. 37.

Sovereign-to-sovereign Peer recognition Reciprocal standing Treaty ratification

Application Process

Step 01

Select Class

Choose the recognition class that best matches your circumstances. When in doubt, start with Class I or II.

Step 02

Submit Application

Provide the required information for your class. All submissions are treated with full confidentiality by the receiving Provider.

Step 03

Provider Review

An authorized Provider reviews the application against the framework's requirements. You may be contacted for additional information.

Step 04

Issuance

Upon approval, a signed recognition document is issued and logged to the public registry. You receive your original — verifiable by anyone.

Ready to Apply?

Applications are currently processed through authorized Providers. Phase 2 will open direct application intake here. In the meantime, contact an authorized Provider directly.

Find a Provider

Recognition carries no fee from the Crown. Providers may charge for their review services. No nation-state intermediary is required. Applications are accepted from all nations, peoples, and organizations without discrimination.