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Recover a hacked, lost, terminated, or orphaned account — what to try, in what order.

Also worth reading: Recover a LinkedIn Account Without Submitting ID Verification, Recover a LinkedIn Account Restricted for Invitation Automation.

• Recover LinkedIn Page Admin Access After an Ownership Change

  The previous owner's profile still sits between you and the Page you now own.

• Recover a LinkedIn Account Held by a Former Employee or Agency

  When a LinkedIn Page, ad account, or seat is still tied to someone who no longer works with you.

• Recover a LinkedIn Account After Losing Your Authenticator

  Losing your authenticator does not mean losing the account: there is a sign-in path around it.

• Recover a LinkedIn Account Without Submitting ID Verification

  There are limited alternatives to submitting ID, and the order you try them in matters.

• Recover Admin Access to a LinkedIn Page After the Admin Left

  No admin, no password to find: request access and let current super admins approve it.

• Recover a Deactivated or Removed LinkedIn Company Page

  Recovering a deactivated or removed LinkedIn Page follows a fixed sequence of checks.

• Recover a LinkedIn Account Restricted for Invitation Automation

  Your invitation sending is blocked, and LinkedIn suspects automated activity on your account.

• Recover LinkedIn Page Admin Access When the Only Admin Is Unreachable

  The Page is not gone. The fix starts with identity, not with a plea to LinkedIn.

• Recover a LinkedIn Showcase Page After the Creator Left

  The parent Page is intact. The Showcase Page admin who created it is gone.