Read this once and you can open a single account that clears verification, then fix any stall without starting a duplicate.
Most sign-ups fail over a mismatched date of birth or a typo in the email, both easy to prevent.
Reading a narrow form. The sign-up fields shrink but do not change, so scroll slowly and check each entry before moving on. Pinch the page to read small labels, and keep your identity document beside you rather than typing from memory. Finishing in one sitting avoids a half-completed form that has to be redone later.
The account that travels with you. Signing in from a different device needs nothing beyond your email address and password. No pairing code and no approval step exists, because the account lives on the server, not on the handset. Use the same details each time and never open a second account to solve a login problem on another screen.
Check the inbox of the address you gave, plus its spam and promotions folders, since filters often move automated mail there. Silence usually means the address was mistyped. Open the spam and promotions folders first Look for a typo in the address you entered Reach live chat when nothing arrives after an hour
Try your usual address once before assuming a stranger used it, since most duplicates trace back to an earlier sign-up you forgot. The site recognises the profile and stops the form. Try each address you have used before Request a reset link for the older profile Message support when two profiles seem to exist
Copy the name and date of birth exactly as your proof of identity prints them, middle names and accents included. Mismatched characters surface at the document check, not at the form. Compare surname, given names and birth date to the document Send a clear photo that shows every corner Contact support once a correction is refused