Meta Verfication
- Thread starter lfc9393
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True, Sometimes verification fails due to a technical issue rather than a problem with your business information. Kindly try after sometime.
AdScaleLab-Agency
Newbie
- May 14, 2026
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Usually US Meta gets quicker verification, as per the experience, rest it needs your business Tax ID in other countries should exist.
- Sep 7, 2024
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If you're unsure why it failed, contacting Meta Support is usually the best next step.
- Nov 8, 2025
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just submit through business verification again with cleaner docs, most rejections come down to mismatched business name/address details
Voxlane
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- Jun 25, 2026
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Yeah @nobody makes a good point about not rushing it. If both the page and the bm are brand new, trying to force verification right away is a quick way to get the account restricted tbh. You dont even need business verification to run ads anyway unless you are in a special category like housing or politics. Just run some low budget engagement campaigns first to get some spend history on the account, then try again in a few weeks if you actually need to. Most of the time they reject new accounts because there is zero trust score.
- Aug 24, 2020
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Meta's just usually like that I think, especially with newly created businesses and pages. There's that. If you're using a legitimate business, just make sure your business details are consistent throughout the process. Though, if the ad account and the new company page are completely fresh, they could just need a warmup or establishing some sort of presence before all else.
- Oct 7, 2025
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If you encounter any errors, please double-check the information and contact support for assistance.
- Oct 16, 2025
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First buy meta verification for your own personal account and then contact support through it regarding the issue with your ad manager. Works everytime like charm.
At first they'll tell they don't have permission to do it, they can. You just need to persistent with them
At first they'll tell they don't have permission to do it, they can. You just need to persistent with them
xspy_cloud
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- Feb 16, 2026
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Try resolving the issue through Meta Support or the Meta AI Assistant
- Sep 7, 2024
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If your ads are working normally, you don't need to do anything; otherwise, ask the company you're working with to verify.
- Dec 8, 2025
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you need to warm it up to build a clean activity history first: just drop a light, low-budget engagement campaign for the page and let it run for about a week, making regular payments on a few ad invoices to build trust with meta
tryduongdx
Newbie
- Jan 6, 2024
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If both the ad account and the company page are brand new, the restriction is often caused by a lack of trust history rather than a verification issue. Your best option is usually to build some activity on the profile and page first, complete all business information, enable two-factor authentication, and then request a review
- Dec 4, 2023
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is this your own account or you buy from anyone? if you buy, you can try to contact to the supplier who owns that BM and sold to you to verify.
KING247 AGENCY
Newbie
- May 10, 2026
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If both accounts are newly created, you should ensure the business information (name, address, and email) matches, then wait a few days before submitting another verification request as Meta is generally more cautious with new accounts.