Backed by 28 U.S.C. § 1746 — Federal Perjury Statute

Your work is human-made.
Now prove it legally.

SwornWork issues sworn declarations for human-created works and transparent corporate AI disclosure — the only certification backed by federal perjury law, not just a license agreement.

Certify My Work → Certify My Company

How it works

Three steps to certified

1

Submit your work or disclosure

Tell us what you made or what AI your company uses. We pre-fill the declaration.

2

Sign the sworn declaration

You sign a legally-binding document. Under federal law, false declarations are prosecutable as perjury.

3

Display your badge

Get your certificate PDF, a badge for your site, and a public verification URL anyone can check.

Certification tiers

Choose your certification

Creator
$29 per work
For authors, artists, musicians, and any individual creator who wants readers and buyers to know their work is human-made.
  • Sworn declaration under 28 U.S.C. § 1746
  • Certificate PDF with unique ID
  • Public verification URL
  • Badge image for your cover or website
  • Permanent record on file
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Business
$500 / year
For companies, agencies, and professional services firms that want to show customers exactly how they use AI — and be legally accountable for it.
  • Sworn AI disclosure declaration
  • Public company disclosure profile
  • Badge snippet for your website
  • Annual renewal with updated disclosure
  • EU AI Act disclosure support
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Enterprise
Custom
For larger organizations needing custom disclosure frameworks, legal review support, and multi-department certification.
  • Everything in Business tier
  • Custom disclosure framework
  • Legal review support
  • EU AI Act compliance documentation
  • Dedicated onboarding
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Why SwornWork

Stronger than a badge. Weaker only than a notary.

We use federal law, not just a license agreement

Other certifications ask creators to agree to terms of service. We collect sworn declarations under 28 U.S.C. § 1746 — the same federal statute used in place of notarized affidavits in federal court. A false declaration isn't a contract breach. It's perjury.

28 U.S.C. § 1746 — Unsworn Declarations Under Penalty of Perjury