Official Reporting Resource
AARO’s program-reporting route has a deliberately narrow purpose
Worth Revisiting: the official intake is for current or former government personnel with direct knowledge of UAP-related programs—not ordinary sighting reports or classified details sent by email.
Briefed August 9, 2026 · Aliens in the Clouds
Worth Revisiting
AARO’s official reporting page accepts initial contacts from current or former U.S. government employees, service members, and contractors who have first-hand knowledge of government programs or activities related to UAP dating to 1945. The office says submissions may support its congressionally directed historical review and may lead to a follow-up interview.
The form explicitly says it is not a channel for ordinary sightings and should not be used to transmit potentially sensitive or classified information. AARO states that it is legally authorized to receive UAP-related information at all classification levels, but the public webpage itself is only the unclassified starting point; false statements can carry legal and professional consequences.
Why it matters
When a report involves alleged classified programs or files, using the correct protected channel matters for the reporter, the evidence, and any later attempt to verify what was submitted.
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