Meta does not publish a standard. Some reviews take hours, others weeks.

Should I post my ad account ID publicly?

No. Share it only with Meta through its own support tools.

No reply on an ad account appeal after two weeks

Meta does not publish a time limit for reviews, and some advertisers on X report waiting two weeks or more. Check Account Quality first: the status may have changed without an email. If it still shows in review, contact support once from Business Help Center with the ad account ID and appeal date, then wait.

By the Ad Account Unban team · Published 1 November 2026 · Last updated 1 November 2026

Check before you chase

Open Account Quality and look at the ad account, the portfolio and your profile.
Check the Support Inbox in Business Suite for a reply you missed.
Check the email on your Meta login, including spam.
Note whether the review shows as in review, or whether the button is back.

Contact support once

Write one short message from Business Help Center: "Ad account [ID] was disabled on [date]. I requested a review on [date]. Account Quality still shows it in review. Can you confirm it is open and whether anything else is needed?" Save the reply.

What does not help

Tagging Meta executives or the Meta account on X. Posts there do not reach the review.
Sending the same appeal again and again.
Creating new ad accounts while you wait. That can add a restriction to your profile.
Paying anyone who says they can push a review through.

Official sources

Meta changes its help pages, menus and forms often. Follow the wording on your own screen and the current Help Center. Ad Account Unban is an independent service and is not affiliated with Meta.