To submit a UAP report to the UAP Sightings Reporting System, use the form below. Please try to provide as many details about your sighting as possible. Any questions you are unable to answer may be left blank. By submitting your sighting report, you agree to allow a summary of your sighting to be featured publicly on this website once it has been submitted. This helps ensure that potentially significant data collected about UAP can be made accessible for the benefit of the public and scientific research. Names and personal identifying information will be removed from any portions of reports made publicly available on this site. For more information, please see our Terms and Conditions.
BEFORE YOU FILE A REPORT: Please consider whether you may have observed one of the following objects commonly mistaken for UAP (see our complete list of common misidentifications):
- Astronomical Objects: Planets, bright stars, meteors, etc.
- Starlink Constellations: Satellite “trains” that may appear as lights moving together in a line through the sky.
- International Space Station and Satellites: Will appear as a single solid light traversing the evening sky.
Reports suspected of being hoaxes, misidentifications, or otherwise deemed to be unreliable will be omitted from the sighting data collected by the UAPSRS.
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