How do I reopen my Google account?

If you have the account, you may request access to it again. On a browser, such as Chrome, log in to your Google Account. Request a Review is the option that appears. Follow the on-screen directions.

To accomplish this, log in as the super-user and go into the user account that was deleted. Select all of the emails under All Mail to be restored into the new Google account under Restore.

You may set how long Google should wait after detecting that you’ve been totally inactive. The conventional period of inactivity is three months, but you can extend it to up to 18 months. According to Google, before your account becomes officially inactive, it will send emails and text messages one month before the deadline.

There’s a 20-day limit on how long you have to wait before reactivating an account: the account must have been terminated no more than 20 days previously. The account, as well as all of its associated data, is permanently deleted after 20 days, and Google cannot recover it.

Click the “Forgot password?” link after logging in to your Gmail account at https://mail.google.com/ . Go immediately to https://accounts.google.com/signin/recovery for the start of the recovery procedure.

Upload an image or a video of yourself. Make sure it’s no larger than 500 pixels on any side, and you can see your head and shoulders in the photo (you may crop out the bottom if necessary). Click “Set” next to the greeting text box when it says “choose a new message.” Select from one of three mood options: “I’m not feeling so well,” “Not interested,” or anything neutral; then type something into the remaining boxes, such as where you were headed for lunch. Please do your best to be accurate with all information. Use correct punctuation and capitalization! -> Upload a picture of yourself or a short video clip. If possible make sure it’s smaller than 500 pixels on each side and