“Review in Progress” appeared even though the ID upload page never loaded.
A user said Meta displayed a 48-hour review message, but they had never actually been able to submit the requested ID.
If you never reached an upload/confirmation screen, you may be stuck before the real review even began.
Make sure the ID is clear, fully framed, readable, and matches the identity Meta is asking you to confirm.
If a review is genuinely active, repeated retries or login loops can make troubleshooting harder.
Save the exact screen, date, asset ID, and verification state before contacting Business Support.
The phrase “verification stuck” covers several different problems. Pick the closest one to get the right next step.
The goal is to give Meta a clear state: whether a document was submitted, whether it was rejected, or whether the verification interface itself is failing.
Take a screenshot showing “Review in Progress,” the upload error, or the security loop. Note the date and approximate time it began.
If you were redirected directly to “Review in Progress” without selecting or uploading a document, describe that specifically to support. Do not call it a normal delayed review.
Meta says IDs may be rejected when blurry, poorly lit, cropped, missing required information, or submitted as a screenshot/photocopy.
Official Meta guidanceGive support the profile/business asset involved, the exact message, how long it has displayed, whether the upload step ever appeared, and your screenshot.
Use Meta/Facebook’s own verification flow and support pages. Community threads around account recovery attract scammers claiming they can manually unlock accounts.
Recent community reports show users waiting beyond the displayed period, getting routed to “Review in Progress” before an upload occurs, or getting stuck in security reauthentication loops.
A user said Meta displayed a 48-hour review message, but they had never actually been able to submit the requested ID.
A business user reported Business Settings repeatedly sending them through 2FA and additional device checks after business verification.
One account-recovery post described the continue-verification button opening a blank page while the identity request remained incomplete.
The key detail is not simply “verification is stuck.” Tell the agent where the flow stops.
Use this when the stated review period has passed or the verification flow itself is broken.