The Facebook Account Recovery Service That Reinstates the Accounts Other Reinstatement Agencies Give Up On.
If Facebook disabled your profile, every Page, group and ad account you run can go down with it. We go through your whole account, find what actually set off the disable and build the review request Meta needs to see. Start with a free assessment and know where you stand before you pay.
Pick the screen that matches yours. Watch what goes dark with it, then see where the review is filed.
Get Your Facebook Profile, Pages and Ad Access Back
When Facebook disables an admin profile, every Page and business asset it controls gets locked with it. We work all of it at once.
What changesThe profile is back and secured, with the takeover and the duplicate profile explained on the record.
What changesPages and groups come back under the right admins, and features removed with the disable are requested back one by one.
What changesThe business portfolio and its ad accounts are back, with the unauthorized spend disputed and access locked down.
Who at Facebook Reviews Your Appeal
A disabled profile, a restricted Page and a restricted Business Manager are each reviewed by a different Meta team. Our people have sat on the other side of these reviews. Pick what happened to you and see what that team needs.
What happened?
Community Standards enforcement
Automated systems and human reviewers check posts, comments, groups and profiles against the Community Standards.
A specific reason the content does not meet the cited standard, or proof it was not the account holder’s.
We answer the exact Community Standard cited and never argue general unfairness.
Pick what happened to you. The path shows which Facebook team decides it and what that team needs to see.
What Your Facebook Disabled Notice Means
The notice tells you what Facebook flagged. It rarely tells you why. Pick the notice that matches yours and see what sets it off, what Meta can prove and what it’s only assuming.
Hacked profile
Reviewed by Meta’s account security and identity team.
Typical grade: ModerateWhat sets it off
- Email, phone, or password changed from an unfamiliar location
- Ads or posts the owner did not make
What they can prove
- The security events and locations
- The content created after the change
What they infer
- That the owner may have shared access
Our pathway
- 1Rebuild the security timeline
- 2Recover through the hacked account flow
- 3Remove rogue admins and sessions
- 4Turn on two factor and document it
Most disabled profiles we see started as takeovers. The security log is the evidence.
Account integrity
Reviewed by Meta’s account integrity and authenticity team.
Typical grade: DifficultWhat sets it off
- A duplicate profile
- Activity that looks automated
- A link to a removed account
What they can prove
- Shared devices, photos, or contact points
What they infer
- That the profile is fake or used to evade enforcement
Our pathway
- 1Map every link to other profiles
- 2Explain or remove the duplicate
- 3Confirm identity once
- 4Request review with the map
Integrity cases are about links. We show which ones are real and why.
Community Standards
Reviewed by Meta’s Community Standards enforcement team.
Typical grade: DifficultWhat sets it off
- Content that breaks a named standard
- Strikes adding up
What they can prove
- The content and the strikes
What they infer
- That the profile will keep posting it
Our pathway
- 1Read which standard was cited
- 2Challenge strikes that were wrong
- 3Remove what did break the standard
- 4Request review with the record
We only challenge the strikes that were wrong. The rest we fix.
Identity check
Reviewed by Meta’s account security and identity team.
Typical grade: ModerateWhat sets it off
- A checkpoint after unusual activity
- A name that does not match the ID
What they can prove
- What was uploaded
What they infer
- That the holder may not be the person named
Our pathway
- 1Match the profile name to the ID
- 2Prepare a clear upload or video selfie
- 3Complete it once
- 4Follow up only if it stalls
Identity checks fail on small mismatches. We fix them before uploading.
Page restricted
Reviewed by Meta’s Community Standards enforcement team.
Typical grade: ModerateWhat sets it off
- Content on the Page that breaks a standard
- An admin who is disabled
What they can prove
- The Page content and admin list
What they infer
- That the Page is run to break the rules
Our pathway
- 1Check Page quality for each issue
- 2Remove or correct the content
- 3Clean the admin list
- 4Request review for each issue
Pages carry their own record. We work it issue by issue.
Business restricted
Reviewed through Account Quality in Meta Business Suite.
Typical grade: DifficultWhat sets it off
- A disabled admin on the business
- Unauthorized ads or payment problems
What they can prove
- The admin list and ad history
What they infer
- That the business is a risk to advertise
Our pathway
- 1Secure every admin
- 2Dispute unauthorized spend
- 3Verify the business
- 4Request review in Account Quality
The business often goes down because an admin did. Fix the admin first.
IP complaint
Reviewed by Meta’s Community Standards enforcement team.
Typical grade: DifficultWhat sets it off
- A rights holder report on a post or Page
- Repeat reports
What they can prove
- The report and the content
What they infer
- That the use is not authorized
Our pathway
- 1Check what the report covers
- 2Remove or replace the content
- 3Counter notice only where the use is yours
- 4Show the policy for future posts
Repeat infringer actions stack quickly. We stop the stack first.
Impersonation
Reviewed by Meta’s account integrity and authenticity team.
Typical grade: Hell 1 to 2What sets it off
- A report that the profile pretends to be someone
- A name not allowed under the name rules
What they can prove
- The report and the name
What they infer
- That the profile is not who it claims
Our pathway
- 1Show the real identity
- 2Correct the name if needed
- 3Report the actual impersonator
- 4Request review
When you are the real one, we prove it and report the copy.
Why Facebook Rejects Your ID When the Names Don’t Match
Facebook wants one profile per person, under the name you go by in everyday life. If your profile name and your ID don’t line up, the upload can fail before anyone looks at it. Check both names before you submit.
Compare your two names
Try a common case- Business words in a personal name
- A nickname with no document that shows it
- Numbers, symbols, or titles
- A surname changed on one but not the other
- Match the profile to the IDChange the profile name first if it carries words the ID does not.
- Clear duplicatesAny second profile under your name is closed before the upload.
- Upload once, cleanlyA sharp photo of an accepted ID, all four corners visible.
A comparison aid, not Meta’s matching system. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Most identity checks fail on the name, not the photo. Type your profile name and your ID name to see where they part.
How Facebook Decides Whether to Restore Your Account
Meta doesn’t read your appeal on its own. It reads it against your whole account: your strikes, your security changes, any duplicate profiles and every appeal you’ve sent before. We write yours to answer what Meta is actually weighing.
Potentially how it looks. A fictitious reconstruction built from our research and quantified only from cases we have handled. It is not a Facebook screen or tool. Names, IDs, and records are invented or redacted.
Profile summary
Integrity signals
Integrity reviews look at the person behind the profile. Duplicate profiles, name mismatches and security changes decide more cases than posts do.
Identity
Standing
Security
Showing 7 of 22 related records. A duplicate profile on the same device and photos is what the integrity team reads first, so we account for it before anything else.
We rebuild this from your own Accounts Center activity before anything is written.
Every flag above is something a reviewer weighs before they read a word of your appeal. Tap one to see what it means and what we do with it.
How to Get a Disabled Facebook Account Back
Facebook reviews your profile and your business assets on separate tracks. Click through both screens. Below is how we work your case, start to finish.
Account Status
Jordan AveryRequest reviewAccount Quality
Read both screens first. Account Status shows the profile and its review window. Account Quality in Meta Business Suite shows every restricted business asset.
The same sequence, written out so you can follow it yourself.
- 01
We read everything Meta sent
Your disable notice, Account Status, Account Quality, security emails and every past appeal. Nothing gets written until we see the full picture.
Disable noticeAccount Status and Account QualitySecurity emailsPrior appeals - 02
We map the web of assets
Every profile, Page, group, Business Manager, ad account, admin and device tied to you. That’s usually where the real cause shows up.
Asset and admin mapDuplicate profile checkDevice and phone listOwning system - 03
We grade the case before you pay
You’ll know how hard your case is, why, and which assets we can protect. If we can’t help, we tell you before you pay.
Case gradeRisk notesDocuments still neededWorking timeline range - 04
We write to the standard on the notice
A short appeal on the exact standard cited, ID that matches your profile and a separate Account Quality request. A second specialist reviews it before it’s filed.
Appeal statementIdentity evidenceAccount Quality requestQuality review - 05
We keep it moving until a person decides
Every reply from Meta tells us something. If it’s denied, we rebuild from the denial reason. We never resend the same appeal.
Submission logReply analysisEscalation routeAdmin security checklist
Each rung adds evidence or authority. We climb only as far as the case needs.
Account Status review
Request a review from the disabled screen or Account Status and confirm your identity, inside the window on your notice.
Where most profile cases are decided.Account Quality review
Restricted Business Managers, Pages and ad accounts each get their own review request in Meta Business Suite.
Business assets are reviewed separately, and in parallel.Meta Business Support
Advertiser chat and support cases, used to find out exactly what’s blocking an asset.
Used to find the real gap, not to reargue the case.Oversight Board
An outside review for some content decisions, once Meta’s own appeal is finished. Few cases qualify.
Selective. We tell you if your case fits.Pre-escalation notice
When a case is stuck and the facts are on your side, an attorney-reviewed letter puts the dispute on record with Meta. We only use it when the case calls for it.
The final rung. An attorney-reviewed letter, only when the case calls for it.Struggling to get it back on your own?
Book a call and we’ll map out your next move.
Check Where Your Facebook Case Stands
Answer four quick questions and see how hard your case looks and what’s still missing. Nothing is sent until you hit submit.
- 1What did you receive
- 2Where does it stand
- 3What applies
- 4What you have
What did Facebook send you
Where does the case stand today
Tick everything that applies
Which of these can you get
- Team that reviews it
- What they check
- Our route
- Still missing
A first look from four answers. The real grade comes after we read the notice and your file.
Facebook case, draft
We are the ones people come to when every other agency and law firm has already failed.
Most people find us after their appeals were denied and another agency already tried. A denied appeal stays on the account, so the next one has to be built differently. Our team has worked inside these platforms and knows what each review is measuring. That’s how we’ve resolved more than 10,000 cases.
Know How Hard Your Facebook Case Is Before You Pay
Toggle what’s true for your account and watch the grade change. The more damage on the account, the more work it takes, and your price follows. If there’s no real path, we tell you before you pay.
- What Meta sees
- How we work it
Moderate
A clear trigger on a profile with a clean history. Fix the post or the takeover, then request review.
Difficult
A disable tied to one Community Standard. One request on that exact standard, with your identity confirmed.
Hell 1
Meta questions whether the profile is real. Duplicates closed and the name matched to your ID, then a review request.
Hell 2
The restriction spread to your admins, Pages and ad accounts. Admins and verification fixed, then Account Quality review.
Hell 3
Strikes or an authenticity finding already on file. Every strike checked and the weak ones challenged.
Hell 4
Meta links your profile to a removed account and reads it as a replacement. We show the profile stands on its own.
Hell 5
A window almost closed or a stacked record. One complete request now, Oversight Board only if the case fits.
Hell 6
Past a human path. We tell you before you pay.
Hell 7
No real option left. We tell you before you pay.
What’s Included in Your Facebook Appeal
Everything we file for your profile, Pages and Business Manager, every reply Meta sends back and a plan to keep it from happening again.
Everything we file for a Facebook case sits in one album. Open any item to see it full size.
Appeal statement
Why it happened, what you fixed and how you’ll prevent it, written to the Community Standard on your notice.
Identity file
Your ID and proof of name, lined up to match your profile exactly.
Asset and admin map
Every Page, Business Manager, ad account and admin, and what we cleaned up.
Account Quality request
The separate review request for your restricted business assets.
Admin security playbook
Roles, two-factor authentication and access rules that keep every asset safe.
Illustrative previews with example names.
What Goes Into a Strong Facebook Appeal
Meta wants to see the cause, the fix and the proof behind both. Tap a document to see an example.
To: Community Standards enforcement
Re: Profile disabled
1. Root cause
Which standard was cited, whether the decision was automated, and how much of the review window remains.
2. Corrective actions taken
You’ll know how hard your case is, why, and which assets we can protect. If we can’t help, we tell you before you pay.
3. Preventive measures
Why it happened, what you fixed and how you’ll prevent it, written to the Community Standard on your notice.
Exhibits A to F attached
To: Community Standards enforcement
Re: Profile disabled
1. Root cause
Which standard was cited, whether the decision was automated, and how much of the review window remains.
2. Corrective actions taken
You’ll know how hard your case is, why, and which assets we can protect. If we can’t help, we tell you before you pay.
3. Preventive measures
Your ID and proof of name, lined up to match your profile exactly.
Exhibits A to F attached
To: Community Standards enforcement
Re: Profile disabled
1. Root cause
Which standard was cited, whether the decision was automated, and how much of the review window remains.
2. Corrective actions taken
You’ll know how hard your case is, why, and which assets we can protect. If we can’t help, we tell you before you pay.
3. Preventive measures
The separate review request for your restricted business assets.
Exhibits A to F attached
Facebook Disable Types and Who Reviews Them
Pick a category, then open any case to see who reviews it, what sets it off and what we send.
Who reviews Facebook cases
CCommunity Standards enforcement
Automated systems and human reviewers check posts, comments, groups and profiles against the Community Standards.
A specific reason the content does not meet the cited standard, or proof it was not the account holder’s.
AAccount integrity and authenticity
Detects fake profiles, duplicate accounts, and coordinated or automated behavior.
Proof that one real person runs one personal profile, and that any linked activity has stopped.
AAccount security and identity checks
Checkpoints, hacked account recovery, and identity confirmation including ID upload and video selfie.
Identity documents that match the profile and a consistent recovery trail.
AAccount Quality
The Business Suite view of restricted Business Managers, Pages, and ad accounts, with its own review request.
A verified business, clean admins, and assets that comply with the Advertising Standards.
MMeta Business Support
Chat and case support for advertisers and businesses, used to confirm what is blocking a restricted asset.
A clear question tied to one asset.
OOversight Board
External review of eligible content decisions after Meta’s internal appeal.
A reference from a finished appeal and a real policy question.
Profile disables
Facebook noticeDisabled for Community StandardsDisabled for Community Standards
We answer the exact standard cited with content and context.
Community Standards enforcement
Content or behavior it reads as a violation of a named standard.
A request answering that exact standard with content and context.
Facebook noticeDisabled after identity checkDisabled after identity check
We fix the name or document mismatch before resubmitting.
Account security and identity checks
An ID or document that does not match the profile.
Matching identity documents after the mismatch is fixed.
Facebook noticeRepeat strike disableRepeat strike disable
We audit each strike and challenge the ones that do not hold.
Community Standards enforcement
Strikes that crossed the disable threshold.
An audit of each strike and challenges to the ones that do not hold.
Facebook noticeBan evasion flagBan evasion flag
We map the link to the removed profile and prove this is not a replacement.
Account integrity and authenticity
Signals linking the profile to a removed account.
A link map showing this profile is not a replacement.
Facebook noticeDisable after a new device loginDisable after a new device login
Disabled right after logging in from a new phone.
Account integrity and authenticity
A new device with a different location pattern.
The device purchase or change and a clean login history since.
Hacked accounts
Facebook noticeHacked profileHacked profile
We run Meta’s recovery and identity flows in order.
Account security and identity checks
Security changes and logins the owner did not make.
Meta's recovery and identity flows completed in order, with the timeline.
Facebook noticeRogue admins on PagesRogue admins on Pages
We remove intruders and restore rightful admins.
Account Quality
Admins added without the owner's approval.
Ownership records and removal of the intruders.
Facebook noticeUnauthorized ad spendUnauthorized ad spend
We document the fraud for Business Support and the payment dispute.
Meta Business Support
Ads and charges the business did not create.
The fraud documented for support and the payment dispute.
Facebook noticeRecovery email taken overRecovery email taken over
The attacker changed the email and phone.
Account security and identity checks
Contact points that no longer belong to the owner.
The original contact points and the security emails received.
Pages and groups
Facebook noticePage unpublished or restrictedPage unpublished or restricted
We clear the posts behind the restriction and request Page review.
Community Standards enforcement
Posts that pushed the Page below its quality line.
The posts cleared and a Page quality review request.
Facebook noticeLost Page admin accessLost Page admin access
We restore access through Business Manager ownership records.
Account Quality
A Page left without a working admin.
Business Manager ownership records to restore access.
Facebook noticeGroup removedGroup removed
We document moderation changes and appeal as the admin.
Community Standards enforcement
Content or admin behavior the group allowed.
Moderation changes documented and an admin appeal.
Facebook noticeMonetization features removed from PageMonetization features removed from Page
We resolve the policy issue and request feature review.
Community Standards enforcement
A policy issue that removed feature eligibility.
The policy issue resolved and a feature review request.
Facebook noticePage merged or renamed without approvalPage merged or renamed without approval
A rogue admin renamed or merged the Page.
Community Standards enforcement
A name change that misleads followers.
The original Page name history and a request to restore it.
Business Manager
Facebook noticeBusiness Manager restrictedBusiness Manager restricted
We clean admins, verification, and payment issues, then request review.
Account Quality
A restricted admin, failed verification, or ad policy problem.
Clean admins, fixed verification and payments, then a review request.
Facebook noticeBusiness verification failedBusiness verification failed
We align legal name, address, and domain before resubmitting.
Account Quality
Legal name, address, or domain that does not match.
Aligned business documents on resubmission.
Facebook noticeRestricted adminRestricted admin
We clear the person’s standing so the business can be restored.
Account Quality
A person whose standing restricts the business.
That person's standing cleared, or their access removed.
Facebook noticeAd account disabled for paymentAd account disabled for payment
An ad account shut off for a failed or disputed charge.
Meta Business Support
A payment problem on the ad account.
Settled balance and a verified payment method in the business name.
Authenticity and identity
Facebook noticeFake account flagFake account flag
We confirm identity and close duplicates.
Account integrity and authenticity
A profile that looks fake or duplicated.
Identity confirmation and any duplicate closed.
Facebook noticeName not allowedName not allowed
We document the name with ID and records.
Account integrity and authenticity
A profile name outside the name rules.
ID and records supporting the name.
Facebook noticeImpersonation reportImpersonation report
We prove the name or brand belongs to the account holder.
Account integrity and authenticity
A report that the profile pretends to be someone else.
Proof the name or brand belongs to the account holder.
Facebook noticeBot or spam determinationBot or spam determination
We disconnect automation and show normal behavior.
Account integrity and authenticity
Automated or high volume behavior.
Automation disconnected and a record of normal use.
Facebook noticeMemorialization requestMemorialization request
The profile was reported as belonging to someone who died.
Account integrity and authenticity
A memorialization request on a living person's profile.
Identity documents showing the owner is alive and in control.
Copyright and trademark
Facebook noticeCopyright removal on a PageCopyright removal on a Page
We pursue a retraction or counter notice.
Community Standards enforcement
A rights holder claim on Page content.
A retraction path or a counter notice.
Facebook noticeTrademark complaintTrademark complaint
We document the right to use the mark.
Community Standards enforcement
Use of a registered mark on the Page or profile.
Documents showing the right to use the mark.
Facebook noticeRepeat infringer actionRepeat infringer action
We challenge weak claims so the count drops.
Community Standards enforcement
IP complaints stacking on the account.
Challenges to weak claims so the count drops.
Facebook noticeMusic in Reels removedMusic in Reels removed
Reels removed for music rights.
Community Standards enforcement
Audio matched to a rights holder.
Licensed audio or the content removed, with a clean posting practice.
Your Facebook case may not be listed here. We have likely seen it.
We’ve handled far more Facebook cases than fit on one page, including rare notices and stacked decisions. Send us your notice and we’ll work out the path with you.
Facebook Account Disabled FAQs
Don’t see your question? Send us your notice and we’ll answer it directly.
Why was my Facebook account disabled?
Facebook disables an account when Meta believes it breaks the Community Standards or Terms of Service. Common causes include impersonation or a profile that does not represent a real person, spam or automated activity, repeat strikes and signs the account was hacked. The notice you see when you log in names the reason, so start there.
How do I appeal a disabled Facebook account?
You appeal a disabled Facebook account from the notice you see when you try to log in, using the option to disagree with the decision or request a review. Follow every step it asks for, including any ID upload or video selfie. Meta gives a limited window to appeal, so act quickly. Send us the notice first so your one request is complete.
How long does it take to get a disabled Facebook account back?
A Facebook account review can take a few days or several weeks, and Meta does not promise a timeline. Cases involving identity checks, hacked accounts or linked Pages and ad accounts often take longer. Check your email and the Facebook login screen for updates, and avoid sending repeat requests that say the same thing.
What does Facebook need to confirm my identity?
Facebook may ask for a photo of a government-issued ID showing the same name and date of birth as your profile, or a video selfie. Upload a clear, full color image with nothing covered. If your profile name does not match your ID, the check can fail, so be ready to explain the difference honestly.
My Facebook account was hacked and then disabled. What do I do?
Start with Facebook’s hacked account recovery at facebook.com/hacked, which walks you through securing the account first. After you regain access, change your password, turn on two-factor authentication and remove unknown apps, admins and logins. Then appeal the disable and explain the takeover with dates.
Can I make a new Facebook account if mine is disabled?
No. Facebook’s Terms allow one personal account per person, and Meta can treat a new profile made to get around a disable as evading enforcement. A new profile can also be removed and can hurt the appeal on your original account. Work the appeal on the disabled account instead.
What happens to my Facebook Pages when my account is disabled?
When your personal Facebook account is disabled, you lose access to the Pages, groups and ad accounts you manage through it. A Page with another verified admin can keep running. Add a trusted second admin to every important Page and business portfolio now, so one disable does not take down everything.
How do Facebook strikes work?
Meta adds a strike to your account when it removes content that breaks the Community Standards, and restrictions grow as strikes add up. Serious violations can disable an account after a single offense. Check Account Status in your settings to see current strikes and restrictions, and appeal any you believe are wrong.
How do I keep my Facebook account from being disabled again?
You keep a Facebook account safe by using your real name, keeping one personal profile, following the Community Standards and turning on two-factor authentication. Do not use automation tools, buy likes or share logins. Review Account Status regularly and fix problems before strikes pile up.
Can someone help me get my Facebook account back?
Yes. A Facebook appeal service reviews your notice, account history and security, finds what set off the disable and prepares one complete review request. We also help recover the Pages and ad accounts tied to the profile. Start with a free assessment so you know where you stand before you pay.
What does a Facebook appeal service cost?
The cost of a Facebook appeal service depends on how hard the case is. An identity check on a clean profile is simpler than a hacked account with Pages and ad accounts down. We begin with a free assessment of your case, then give you a clear price before any work starts.
Can anyone guarantee Facebook account recovery?
No one can guarantee Facebook account recovery. Meta makes the final decision on your profile, Pages and ad accounts. What we commit to is the work: a secured account, a complete review request and a straight answer about your chances before you pay anything.
The People and Businesses That Trust Us
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