What to include in your appeal

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The first two lines

Account identifier: @username, profile link, or ad account ID
The decision and date: "disabled on 2 March", "suspended under Spam"
Your request: "please restore" or "please review manually"

The middle

One sentence on what the account is for (personal, business, creator)
One sentence that directly answers the policy named in the notice
Any relevant event: a hack, a new device, travel, a third-party app you've since removed

Attachments when asked

Government ID matching the profile name (see ID guide)
For businesses: registration, website, invoice
For hacks: the "your email was changed" message from [email protected] or Facebook

Leave out

Passwords, codes, threats, other people's names, and long backstories. More in mistakes to avoid.

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A strong appeal, line by line

Hello, my Instagram account @lina.bakes was disabled on 2 March under "Account integrity". (identifies account, date, policy) I run a home bakery and use the account for orders. (why it matters) I don't use automation or buy followers. The only change was a new phone in February. (answers the policy) Please review the account manually. I can confirm my identity by ID or video selfie. (clear request and offer) Lina Haddad

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Questions people ask

Should I attach screenshots?

Attach them when the form allows it: the notice, your ID when asked, and any security emails if you were hacked.

Should I admit a mistake?

If you did break a rule, say what you've removed and what you changed. Honest beats evasive.