UFO Sighting / Alien Abduction / Paranormal Report Form
Share Your UFO Sighting: Your Experience Matters!
Have you witnessed a UFO or Alien Abduction, past or present? Your unique experience is invaluable to our community and to researchers seeking to understand these phenomena. We invite you to share your sighting/ experience by filling out the form below. The more details you can provide, the richer and more useful your report will be for everyone.
Tip: To ensure your detailed account is safe, we recommend drafting your report in a word processor (like MS Word or WordPad) first, then simply copying and pasting it into the form fields. This way, you’ll have a backup in case of any technical issues. Thank you for contributing to our collective understanding – every report is deeply appreciated!
Reporting status: The original questionnaire has been copied here, but online submission and public sighting reports are not yet available. Nothing entered here is transmitted or stored.
Original reporting policy: The former page stated that reports would be viewable after submission, that follow-up would be by email only and was not guaranteed, and that an investigation might or might not be undertaken. Sensitive information, including information about physical harm, could be partially or fully redacted. Spam, prank reports, and joke submissions would be ignored and deleted.
The original form offered both confidential and public reporting preferences. Those preferences are preserved below; publication and confidentiality handling must be established before this form accepts reports.
UTP’s original reporting page referenced Proton secure encrypted email. No reporting inbox is connected here yet. For general inquiries, see Contact UTP.
Your experience
Before preparing a report, review UFO Protocols for evidence preservation and witness privacy, and UFO Spotting Tech for field documentation tools.
Descriptions such as craft shapes, entity types, and close-encounter categories below reproduce the original questionnaire. Selecting a category records an interpretation; it does not establish what was observed.