If your KYC request has been rejected, you will need to follow a specific process to address the issue. Here are the steps you can take:
- Understand the Reason for Rejection: Review the rejection notice to understand why your KYC request was not approved. Common reasons include mismatched information between your submission and supporting documents, use of a generic email address, or submission of outdated documents.
- Gather Required Documentation: If Microsoft requests additional documentation or if you need to correct any discrepancies, ensure you have the necessary documents ready. This may include business registration documents, domain purchase invoices, or other supporting documents that match the information you provided.
- Contact Microsoft Support: Since you cannot change the status or upload files directly, it is advisable to reach out to Microsoft Support for specific guidance related to your case. They can provide instructions on how to proceed and may allow you to submit additional documentation or correct any errors.
- Resubmit if Necessary: Depending on the feedback from Microsoft Support, you may need to cancel your current KYC request and start a new one with the correct information and supporting documents.
Make sure to act promptly to resolve the issue, as the KYC process can impact your ability to acquire or port telephone numbers.
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