Scope was defined.
A known, documented set of AI systems, use cases, jurisdictions, affected parties, and operating contexts was identified before mapping began.
LegisCert™ certifies that the regulatory mapping was done to standard, cited and verified to source, and disclosed in full — and certifies nothing about whether the disclosed posture is legally sufficient.
The AI systems within the stated scope have been mapped against the regulatory frameworks applicable to their jurisdictions, industries, and use cases. Every triggered obligation has been identified, cited to its authoritative source, and verified to that source. The organization has disclosed its position on each. This certifies the completeness and verifiability of the regulatory mapping and the organization's transparency about it, as of the certification date.
A known, documented set of AI systems, use cases, jurisdictions, affected parties, and operating contexts was identified before mapping began.
Applicable regulations, supervisory guidance, and relevant frameworks were identified for the stated certification scope.
Every obligation is cited to an authoritative source and verified to source — each reference must trace to a published legal or regulatory text.
The organization stated its position on each identified obligation in the open, with certification scope and record status available for inspection.
The LegisCert™ mark is intended to be used precisely. It signals a completed, verified transparency process — not a blanket conclusion on legal, regulatory, or operational risk.
Every LegisCert™ record carries two distinct trust signals. Together, they establish both the current status of the certification and the integrity of the certified record.
A public certificate ID resolves to the registry and confirms whether the named certification record is active, expired, withdrawn, superseded, or otherwise changed.
A unique record hash establishes that the underlying certified mapping file has not been altered after certification. Status and integrity are separate controls.
Every LegisCert™ certificate can be verified without an account. The public registry provides a direct record of certificate status, certification scope, period, and record integrity information.
LegisCert™ helps legal, privacy, security, and AI governance teams create a credible, public record of how AI regulatory obligations were mapped, verified, and disclosed.