UAP Government Policy, Activity and Documents

Our goal with this section is to demystify UAP government policy through the organization and presentation of existing government documents and data. We track global government offices, centralize FOIA archives, and decode classification systems to provide an objective, data-driven look at how institutions worldwide are responding to the UAP reality.

Here we look at the specific mechanisms driving UAP government policy and modern disclosure. Recent legislation, such as the push for the UAP Disclosure Act of 2025, is forcing unprecedented changes, mandating that historical UAP records be preserved, reviewed, and transferred to the National Archives for public release. Navigating this newly available information is difficult due to its many locations and difficulty keeping track of the legislation.

In the hubs above, we break down this official paper trail. You can track ongoing Government UAP Activity and explore our centralized FOIA Repositories to access declassified documentation directly from the source. Because this is a global issue, we also monitor International UAP Offices—from the Pentagon’s AARO to the Sky Canada Projec and understand the various Classification Systems currently and historically used in and around the UAP phenomenom.