iPhone Visual Voicemail Error 1035

Here are several steps to resolve your problem if the above has not worked:

• Reset Network Settings at Settings > General > Transfer or Reset Phone > Reset > Reset Network Settings
• Turn on Cellular Data at Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data
• Go to Settings > Phone. Scroll towards bottom and see if you have the option to setup Visual Voicemail. If setup on phone, then you will have the option to change password. You should not need to to change the password if already set up.
• You can also dial *86 to complete set up.

Resetting the network settings will require you to enter your Wifi password again to sign in to your Wifi network. If those steps do not work, the carrier may have the wrong IMEI number associated with your upgraded phone.

I have been struggling for the last year with my voicemail, since I changed to AT&T. I have done all the resets every suggestion online, only to record hit save and get that 1035 error again. I change my voicemail seasonal for business reasons. Needles to say it’s been very frustrating. Today I believe I figured out the problem. Screen lockout time. If it’s set at 30 seconds, the network is disconnecting before I can complete the message. I changed it to 2 minutes, finally saved my messages, then I went back in settings and changed it back to 30 seconds. Hope this helps someone else.

VoiceMail, Visual Voicemail, and Voicemail transcription all are available from select carriers in select countries or regions.

If the Service Tech of your Carrier could not correct this even after 2 hours then this is high time you change your Cellular Service Provider.

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Thanks, that wasn't my issue, I found that it was because I wanted to include a curse word in my message, apparently Apple is a bit prudish!