Facebook Customer FAQ

To recover a disabled Facebook account, log in and follow the on-screen instructions provided in the account recovery process. You may need to provide identification and information to verify your identity. If your account was disabled due to a violation of Facebook’s policies, ensure you review these policies and address any relevant issues. Follow the prompts to submit an appeal, if applicable.

If you are unable to verify your account due to no access to the phone numbers or your Gmail account, you may want to check for any recovery options provided during the password reset process. It's important to follow the prompts carefully, as there may be alternative methods for verifying your identity. If you have set up additional recovery methods or trusted contacts, those could also help in regaining access to your account.

If you're unable to access your account due to a deactivated email, you can try using any recovery options available, such as answering your security questions or using a backup email or phone number associated with your account. Follow the prompts on the login page to recover your account. If those options are unavailable, you may need to verify your identity through other methods presented by Facebook.

If your Facebook account has been disabled, you can follow the instructions provided in the notification you received regarding the disablement. Typically, you'll need to submit an appeal through the link provided in that notification. You can also find the most up-to-date contact information for Facebook support right here on the page you are viewing.

If your Facebook account has been disabled, you can attempt to recover it by following the on-screen instructions when you try to log in. Facebook may ask for additional information to verify your identity. If you believe your account was disabled by mistake, you can submit an appeal through the Help Center. Make sure to provide any required documentation to support your case during the appeal process.