Short answer. An Instagram influencer account banned at login is appealed from that notice. Name the creator handle in the note. Screenshot the screen. Disconnect people who should not have access. We file the appeal and never ask for the password.
An Instagram influencer account banned screen is a creator profile taken offline. Followers, the handle you are known by, and the inbox sit behind the notice. The appeal is still the button on that screen.
Write the note as the creator, not as a brand deck
Screenshot the notice. Request a review. In the box, use four lines: the username, the date, that this is your public creator account, and that you want the decision reviewed. If the notice names a post, answer that post. If a hacker posted it, say when you lost control. The email-change steps are on Instagram hacked email changed.
A manager, editor, or agency login does not change who completes a video selfie. That check is the account owner’s, inside the app. We never want the clip or the password. After the account is back, remove people who should not be admin and set a password only you know.
Send the username and the screenshot. We file through Meta’s own official channels, open support chats, send follow-up emails, and push the case hard until it gets looked at. 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.