Each object in the Archive is accompanied by a dedicated documentation set, delivered together with the reconstruction materials. The documentation consists of a reconstruction guide, object-specific records and explanatory material concerning the wider Archive of Unverified Objects cycle, providing the collector with the information necessary to identify, reassemble and understand the object and its place within the Archive.

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The documentation is intended to resemble the working records of an archaeological reconstruction: measured descriptions, visual references and procedural instructions are presented alongside the broader institutional framework of the collection. It therefore functions simultaneously as a practical guide and as part of the artwork itself, preserving the fictional history of the object beyond its physical form.

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Each work is also accompanied by an official Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Croatian Association of Visual Artists (HULU), confirming the authorship and status of the work within the cycle. The complete documentation becomes part of the object upon acquisition, and should be retained with it as part of its archival record.