diff --git a/modules/virt-restoring-vm-from-snapshot-cli.adoc b/modules/virt-restoring-vm-from-snapshot-cli.adoc
index 232aeb4e8e55..b0f2b2d43b04 100644
--- a/modules/virt-restoring-vm-from-snapshot-cli.adoc
+++ b/modules/virt-restoring-vm-from-snapshot-cli.adoc
@@ -20,6 +20,10 @@ You can restore an existing virtual machine (VM) to a previous configuration by
 ** `StopTarget` - If the VM is not ready, it gets stopped, and the restore process starts.
 ** `WaitGracePeriod 5` - The restore process waits for a set amount of time, in minutes, for the VM to be ready. This is the default setting, with the default value set to 5 minutes.
 ** `WaitEventually` - The restore process waits indefinitely for the VM to be ready.
+* Optional: To control how restored persistent volume claims (PVCs) are named, you can set the `volumeRestorePolicy` parameter to one of the following values:
+** `PrefixTargetName` - The restored PVC names use the target VM name as a prefix: `<vm_name>-<volume_name>`. This is the default setting.
+** `RandomizeNames` - The restored PVC names are randomly generated: `restore-<uid>-<volume_name>`.
+** `InPlace` - The restored PVCs overwrite the original PVCs. The original PVCs are deleted if they exist, and new PVCs are created with the same names.
 
 .Procedure