Appeal FAQ
Short answers to the questions people ask most about appealing.
Stuck? Skip the letters and send your case to people who do this every day.
We'll handle it for youIs this letter generator really free?
Yes. It runs in your browser and nothing you type is stored or sent.
Is there a public Instagram appeal form?
Not for disabled accounts. Instagram's help center says to log in and follow the on-screen review. A couple of narrow forms exist for specific cases.
Should I appeal more than once?
No. Send one clear appeal through the right route, then follow up only with new information.
How long should my appeal be?
Short for in-app boxes, a few sentences. Up to 3,500 characters for Appeals Centre Europe.
Can someone appeal for me?
Yes. UnbanPro files appeals through Meta's official channels without ever needing your password, with a 100% refund if we can't get your account back.
What if my appeal is denied?
Read the escalation options page: Meta Verified support, Appeals Centre Europe for EU users, and formal routes.
More answers on the service side: UnbanPro FAQ.
More appeal guides
- Appeal templates library
- Instagram appeal templates by situation
- Facebook appeal templates
- Ad account and Business Portfolio appeal templates
- Facebook Page and group appeal templates
- Follow-up messages and support chat scripts
- Where to appeal: the official route for each decision
- What to include in your appeal
- Appeal mistakes to avoid
- Appeals Centre Europe: a step-by-step guide
- Finding your reference number and the policy named
- ID documents for appeals
- After you submit: what each stage means
- Escalation options after a closed appeal
- Glossary of Meta ban and appeal terms
- Pre-submit appeal checklist
- "We suspended your account": what it means and what to do
- "Disabled for not following our terms"
- The 180-day appeal window, explained
- Disabled with no option to appeal
- Stuck on 'under review'
- Sending a formal legal notice to Meta
- GDPR requests after a ban
- US complaint routes
- UK users: your options
- Appeal examples: good vs bad