LinkedIn Identity Verification Completed But Account Blocked Again – What Should I Do?

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Hello everyone. May I ask if any of you have encountered such a situation:
My LinkedIn account was immediately suspended shortly after registration, and the reason was that I failed to complete the identity verification process. It's very simple. I verified it using my own information. But perhaps it's because I've made too many connections? (To be honest, I only managed to build about 27 connections in three weeks.)
My account was once again blocked, and LinkedIn asked me to submit identity verification again. I produced my identification documents, but the system kept reminding me that I had already submitted them. (Perhaps the last time is also included) I had no choice but to send an email to their customer service, but the content of the email was asking me to complete identity verification. I don't know what to do! Who can tell me if there are any other better methods? :weep:
 
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I had a similar issue before. If the system says your ID is already submitted, your best option is to keep following up with support and wait for a manual review, as submitting more documents usually won't help
 
Raspberries said:
I had a similar issue before. If the system says your ID is already submitted, your best option is to keep following up with support and wait for a manual review, as submitting more documents usually won't help
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Thank you very much. I would like to ask how you maintained contact with the customer service. I only sent emails to them. It has been sent to many people already, but the same response is always received. Would it be better to make a phone call instead?
 
Avoid repeated submissions or VPN usage during the process. Try waiting a few days before re submitting. Then contact LinkedIn support via the official help form and endure all profile details exactly match your ID.
 
Ah the classic LinkedIn loop, right now persona verifications are completely broken. Because Persona believes you're a clone, your best shot is to contact their official support on X (Twitter) `@LinkedInHelp` or file a ticket totally logged out through their contact form; humans there can manually clear the ID bug.

Are you running a residential proxy or a clean browser profile? This instant re-ban sometimes happens when an IP is flagged.
 
bipec said:
Ah the classic LinkedIn loop, right now persona verifications are completely broken. Because Persona believes you're a clone, your best shot is to contact their official support on X (Twitter) `@LinkedInHelp` or file a ticket totally logged out through their contact form; humans there can manually clear the ID bug.

Are you running a residential proxy or a clean browser profile? This instant re-ban sometimes happens when an IP is flagged.
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Let me give it a try. I have sent messages to them through almost all the channels where I can reach the Linkedin. Unfortunately, the form is currently also in an unsubmitable state.
 
Definitely seems like a proxy ip or vpn specific issue for a newer account, like an auto flag. I would check your setup. There’s likely better solutions out there or you’re leaking something.
 
If you've already completed verification, avoid submitting it repeatedly. Reply to the existing support ticket and explain that the system won't let you upload your ID again because it's already on file. Then wait for LinkedIn Support to review your case—creating new accounts or repeated verification attempts can complicate the process.
 
calling them won't work, they don't have a phone line for account bans. you'll just end up on a sales line and they'll tell you to file a ticket online anyway.

honestly if you're already stuck in the persona loop and the forms are blocked, that ID might be burned. linkedin support is notoriously useless once their automated system flags you. if twitter doesn't reply in a day or two, i'd just cut losses and setup a new profile using a clean browser profile and residential proxy. trying to force a locked account open usually takes weeks and rarely works.
 
I think that's completely normal. Even if your identity verification is approved, your account can still be suspended if it's flagged for unusual or suspicious activity.
 
linkedin is strict now new accounts need slow warmup otherwise this happens
 
I don't think 27 connections is enough to cause this. LinkedIn usually looks at account signals, so maybe something else triggered the restriction.
 
pinellia said:
Hello everyone. May I ask if any of you have encountered such a situation:
My LinkedIn account was immediately suspended shortly after registration, and the reason was that I failed to complete the identity verification process. It's very simple. I verified it using my own information. But perhaps it's because I've made too many connections? (To be honest, I only managed to build about 27 connections in three weeks.)
My account was once again blocked, and LinkedIn asked me to submit identity verification again. I produced my identification documents, but the system kept reminding me that I had already submitted them. (Perhaps the last time is also included) I had no choice but to send an email to their customer service, but the content of the email was asking me to complete identity verification. I don't know what to do! Who can tell me if there are any other better methods? :weep:
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that sounds more like a verification loop problem to me not a connectivity issue. linkedIn tends to be very stringent on newly created accounts, particularrly if there is a lot of activity immediatelly after account creation. in ur case i would maintain consistency do not make any drastic changes nd just follow up through their proper channels.
 
pinellia said:
Hello everyone. May I ask if any of you have encountered such a situation:
My LinkedIn account was immediately suspended shortly after registration, and the reason was that I failed to complete the identity verification process. It's very simple. I verified it using my own information. But perhaps it's because I've made too many connections? (To be honest, I only managed to build about 27 connections in three weeks.)
My account was once again blocked, and LinkedIn asked me to submit identity verification again. I produced my identification documents, but the system kept reminding me that I had already submitted them. (Perhaps the last time is also included) I had no choice but to send an email to their customer service, but the content of the email was asking me to complete identity verification. I don't know what to do! Who can tell me if there are any other better methods? :weep:
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Just keep reminding the support that you have submitted the proper documents, follow up with them at least twice a week so they can unban you.
 
Sometimes these cases take multiple reviews before they're resolved. I'd avoid creating another account and instead keep following up with LinkedIn support. that's really frustrating especially after completing identity verification. hopefully your account gets restored soon.
 
pinellia said:
Hello everyone. May I ask if any of you have encountered such a situation:
My LinkedIn account was immediately suspended shortly after registration, and the reason was that I failed to complete the identity verification process. It's very simple. I verified it using my own information. But perhaps it's because I've made too many connections? (To be honest, I only managed to build about 27 connections in three weeks.)
My account was once again blocked, and LinkedIn asked me to submit identity verification again. I produced my identification documents, but the system kept reminding me that I had already submitted them. (Perhaps the last time is also included) I had no choice but to send an email to their customer service, but the content of the email was asking me to complete identity verification. I don't know what to do! Who can tell me if there are any other better methods? :weep:
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this seems to be more of a security measure rather than a problem with the number of connections. sometimes newly created accounts may be checkked if there r any unusual activitties even though there is not anything out of the ordinary going on. in my opiniion u should concentrate on making ur profile look completed nd ensure that ur name matches whats on ur documents.
 
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