The transmission of The AI Constitution and related instruments to an external institution through an official channel, recorded as a docket and mirrored in Submission Status. As of the record: the United Nations, Office of the Secretary-General (PR-0005) and the Parliament of the Republic of Albania (PR-0006), both 2026-02-26, both pending acknowledgement.
An external submission is the formal transmission of The AI Constitution and related instruments to an external institution through an official channel, recorded as a docket in the Public Record and mirrored, while active, in the Submission Status tracker.
Submissions are where the framework meets the world, and where the difference between transmission and acceptance matters most. The record documents the act; the receiving institution decides everything else.
A submission package comprises the Constitution, the Board Statute and the supplements set. Fingerprints and OpenTimestamps receipts for the cover letter and the transmitted instruments are held in the internal Evidence Ledger; public release metadata and fingerprints are docketed. Status uses a controlled vocabulary from "In preparation" to "Closed". Any acknowledgement updates the tracker entry; the docket itself stays unchanged.
A submission does not imply reception in substance, endorsement, adoption or approval. It does not create standing within the receiving institution.