how can I retrieve deleted email on Ipad?

Depending on who your email provider is, you probably have a trash folder for your email on your iPad. Open Mail, go to the "Accounts" group (not the "Inboxes" group), click your email provider, find a thing like a "trash" mailbox. Then once you locate the message you want to recover, you can click the "move to folder" icon on the bottom (second from left) and restore the message to your inbox.

My provider is iCloud and my "trash" folder contains nothing. This solution doesn't work for Apple iCloud.

Thanks-this simple fix helped and I was able to access my deleted email.

Tap on the Trash folder and look for it in there. If you deleted it from the Trash - it may be gone.

If you have a POP account and you have it set to leave a copy on the server, look in your webmail account using a browsers and see if it is still on the server.

First, you should logn in your mail, this is the first step about how to recover deleted Emails. Then, open your internet browser to visit the mail website. Type the required info into the appropriate boxes, to sign-in.Look over and click the "Deleted" folder that exists on the left-hand side of the screen. Click the "Recover deleted messages" link, that can be found between the mail preview line and the line containing a brief summary of each piece of mail in an "outline"-like view.

Or you can login Data Recovery to recover Emails which are deleted before.

Many people don't know how to recover deleted Email from iPad. Here is the way . Right-click on the Deleted Items folder. Click Recover Deleted Items. Select the items you want to restore by selecting the boxes that appear when you hover over to the left of the e-mail. Click the Recover Selected Items icon (yellow envelope with a blue arrow. You can also try Data Recovery to recover Email.

There is a way to retrieve deleted email in iOS under specific conditions which I'll describe. If you have multiple iOS/Mac OS X devices, set up a master/slave relationship between them by adjusting your email settings such that only 1 device actually deletes incoming mail from your ISP's server. The other devices download incoming email without deleting it from your ISP's server. Once you've done this, you can provide an email safety net for yourself by retaining email on your masteer device for an extended period of time. A Mac is a better master than an iOS device because of availble storage capacity. Once you have this relationship established among your iOS/Mac OS X devices, you'll have 2 simple ways of recovering email to any iOS device from which you accidentally deleted it: 1. Create email folders for yourself in your iCloud email account; i.e.: "Recovered Email' for instance. Immediately after deleting an email accidentally and before your iOS devices can re-sync with each other, go to another of your iOS devices; i.e.; accidentally deleted email from your iPad, go to Mail on you iPhone. Download your mail to your iPhone and drag the deleted message from the Inbox to the "Recovered Email" folder you created in your iCloud account. The next time your iOS devices Sync with each other, the deleted message(s) will reappear on your iPad in the "Recovered Email" folder of your iCloud account. 2. Forward deleted email to yourself from your master device and download back onto your iPad or other iOS device.

OK, this is true, but now I have another problem. I am looking for a message a month back. iPad won't let me add more deleted messages after about 4 times.

You can't. What you can try is to log in to your email providers web site (Gmail, Hotmail, etc) on a computer and see if they are still there. If not, they are gone forever.

Actually, SBERMAN's response worked for me.

Not in trash folder also 😟