How do I recover an Apple ID that has two-verificattion
I changed my name, and I no longer have access to devices, phones, or emails
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If you don’t have access to your trusted devices or trusted phone numbers
If you temporarily don’t have access to your trusted devices or trusted phone number, the fastest way to get access to your account is to wait until you have access in the next few days. Then sign in with two-factor authentication. After you do that, you can also add additional trusted phone numbers to your account for the future.
If you permanently don’t have access to either your trusted devices or your trusted phone number, you can still attempt to recover access to your account.
- Try to sign in to your Apple Account.
- Select “Didn’t Get a Code?” or “Can’t get to your devices?” on the verification code screen.
- Choose “Can’t use [phone number]”.
- If you don’t have access to any trusted phone number on file with your Apple Account, you can initiate the process to recover access to your account. Follow the onscreen steps.
Account recovery might take a few days or longer, depending on the specific account information you can provide to verify your identity. Contacting Apple can’t help speed up the process.