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Instagram said the account is not impersonating me. What now?

Short answer: A rejected impersonation report usually means Instagram did not see the account posing as you. Collect new proof, such as copied photos or messages sent to your followers, and file again only if you have it. If the account uses your registered mark, try the trademark route.

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Do this now

  1. Save Instagram's reply.
  2. Check what you sent. Was your ID or business proof clear?
  3. Collect new evidence: copied photos, your logo, messages sent as you.
  4. File again with that evidence.
  5. If you hold a mark, see trademark steps.

What to write

"New information since my last report: @[fake] now uses my photo from [date] and has messaged my followers as me. Screenshots attached."

Deadlines to know

What to avoid

Official sources

Platforms change their help pages and forms often. Follow the wording on your own screen and the current Help Center. Atclaim is an independent service and is not affiliated with Meta or any platform named on this site.

YOUR QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Is sharing a name impersonation?

Not by itself. It must pose as you.

Can I appeal?

No appeal step is published. File again with new facts.

Can Atclaim help?

If a route fits. If a claim fails, our refund policy gives a 100% refund.

Want it handled for you?

Send the username on WhatsApp or email. You hear whether it looks workable. See the refund policy on the pricing page.

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