facebook recovery
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dmitriyeva9
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- Oct 7, 2024
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I feel your frustration, andy20066. It's indeed challenging to recover a Facebook account without the accepted forms of ID. Have you considered reaching out to your local government offices to obtain a national ID or any other government-issued document that might be accepted by Facebook? Additionally, you could try using the Facebook Help Center appeal form, as mentioned earlier, to see if they can provide any further assistance or alternative solutions. What country are you from, and have you explored any local ID options that might be recognized by Facebook?
how do i contact them
Ethan_Devil
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- Jan 18, 2026
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Why Facebook rejected or ignored your upload
When you click “I don’t have any of these IDs”, Facebook still expects:
- A clear, official document
- Name matching (or close) to your Facebook name
- One document per upload
- No blur, glare, edits, or screenshots
If they didn’t email you back, it usually means:
- The ID wasn’t accepted by the automated system
- Or it didn’t meet the minimum trust level
Facebook often does not send rejection emails — silence usually means “not approved”.did get in when clicked on i don't have any of these IDs but a few days later the browser updated and i could not get back inWhy Facebook rejected or ignored your upload
When you click “I don’t have any of these IDs”, Facebook still expects:
- A clear, official document
- Name matching (or close) to your Facebook name
- One document per upload
- No blur, glare, edits, or screenshots
If they didn’t email you back, it usually means:
- The ID wasn’t accepted by the automated system
- Or it didn’t meet the minimum trust level
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If you dont have official ID recovery is very limited Your best option is to retry with the clearest document you have and be patient Facebook support responses can take weeks or may never arrive
- Sep 8, 2025
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Facebook controls identity verification very strictly. If you do not have the types of documents accepted by them, the possibility of recovering the account will be quite low. It is best to use a government-issued ID or alternative documents that Facebook allows in your country, and ensure the name on the documents matches the profile name exactly.
In case you have submitted but have not received a response, you can wait a few days and then resubmit, or submit via the appeal form in the Facebook Help Center. The reality is that without valid documents, there will be no solution that guarantees 100% success.
In case you have submitted but have not received a response, you can wait a few days and then resubmit, or submit via the appeal form in the Facebook Help Center. The reality is that without valid documents, there will be no solution that guarantees 100% success.
- Dec 4, 2023
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Once you have provided proof and your application has been rejected, your account cannot be recovered, and you should switch to using a different account.
- Nov 30, 2025
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Verify using your registered phone number or email address, confirm using a device that has already been signed in, or locate the hacked or deactivated account recovery link at facebook.com/hacked to upload substitute identity papers.
- Dec 6, 2023
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If you don't have one, you can create your own using a template and then upload it. I've tried it and succeeded, but the success rate is only about 80-90%.
- Jan 11, 2024
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If you don’t have any acceptable ID, recovery chances are unfortunately very low.
got an email after they rejected my id and they said Send a photo or scan of two different non-government-issued IDs such as a magazine subscription and a school/university ID, or a bank statement and a membership ID. is there any other id i could use
There are 12 types of identification documents, yet you don’t have even one. This suggests the account may not be registered with your real information, and recovery will be very difficult.
- Oct 13, 2024
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If you don’t have one of the identification documents that Facebook officially accepts, the chances of account recovery are quite low. In most cases, only valid, recognized IDs are reviewed, while documents outside their approved list usually aren’t considered.
If you don’t have the accepted IDs, try submitting alternative documents (bank statement, utility bill, or student/work ID). Also check the Support Inbox because Facebook often sends updates there instead of email. If nothing appears after a few days, submit the recovery form again.