Short answer. If your Instagram account was disabled for age, the notice is about the birthday on the profile. Screenshot it, appeal from the button, and complete any ID or selfie check inside the app. Put the true birthday. We never ask for the ID photo.
Instagram account disabled for age means the login notice is about the age on the account, not a random post. Appeal from that screen. The check, if it is still open and not yet a disable, is Instagram age verification.
Screenshot the disable line. Request a review. Say the username, the date, and that the notice is about age. If you are the account owner and the birthday on the profile is wrong, say the true date. Do not type a year you do not mean. If Instagram asks for an ID or a video selfie, do it in the app. Instagram selfie video verification covers the clip. We do not collect ID photos.
A notice that never mentions age belongs on Instagram account disabled for no reason or the general guide Instagram account disabled: how to get it back.
Send the username and the age notice. We file through Meta’s own official channels. It takes a few days. Start a case on the contact page. How it works is the three steps. We never ask for your password.
The birthday on the account does not meet Instagram's minimum age, or the age check did not clear. The login shows a disable notice.
If the screen lets you confirm the real birthday, do that. Do not invent a year. An ID check inside the app is the next step when they ask.
No. Upload it only in Instagram. Send us the username and a screenshot of the notice.
No. An open age check is the age-verification page. A disable notice is this appeal.
