Article: There's a lot of junk out there online, but there are a few reputable sources. A UFO witness should report a sighting to the following reliable organizations: Local law enforcement agencies National UFO Reporting Center Mutual UFO Network Center for UFO Studies Alien UFO ResearchSome of these agencies have hotlines if you would rather make a phone call. However, most reports are now done via the Internet. Each website has it's own form to fill out, but they are all essentially the same the details you constructed together about your experience. Your personal information shouldn't be in the actual report; it should be in the form on the website (or given to the operator on a hotline). The additional questions will vary from your age and background to your beliefs and your habits prior to that night. It's all with the purpose of weeding out the people that are mistaken or trying to start a hoax. You are completely welcome to file a report with every agency. In fact, it may not be a bad idea. The more resources you tap into, the more likely you are to get results. If your report is valid and intriguing, you may be requested for interviews. If the process continues on, your camera may be requested and you may even be asked to go under oath. This type of thing is taken very seriously; if you're just having fun, you will be found out. If you prefer to remain anonymous, most (if not all) forms can accommodate you. This will not affect how your report is processed. Only in incredibly rare situations will you be asked to name yourself (if you have undoubtable footage, for example). There are tons of websites out there that are scams. If you have a true experience, only go to reputable sources. Do your research beforehand and never have anyone "sell your story" for you. It's yours. You get to do with it as you please.
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Choose which agencies to report your sighting to. Fill out their form to the best of your ability. Be ready for further questioning or a request of evidence. Never pay anyone to exhibit your experience.