Document encounters, UAP observations, NHI contact events, rights violations, and biological exposure incidents. All submissions are logged in the civilian registry. Anonymized case studies may be published as part of the ongoing documentation effort. Personal data is shared only with your explicit consent.

Approximate date is acceptable if exact date is unknown.
City, region, or GPS coordinates. General area acceptable if precision is unavailable.
Select the primary classification. Refer to Section 4 and Section 11 for category definitions.
Describe what occurred in the order it occurred. Include sensory details, duration, presence of others, and any physical aftereffects. Describe what you observed; leave interpretation aside.
Species present, when each animal began to respond relative to your first awareness, indoors or outdoors, the type of response, any animals that stayed unaffected, and how the response ended.
The interval between your first awareness of the object and your first attempt to record it, and any thought or impulse that arose in that interval.
Number of other observers present, if any. Names are optional.
Note any physical evidence: ground traces, biological effects, recovered material, photographs, audio and video.
An email address if you wish to be contacted for follow-up. Optional, and kept private.
Submissions are reviewed and logged. Anonymized entries may be published in the civilian documentation network.
Personal contact information is shared or published only with your explicit consent.