If your account has been compromised and someone else changed your two-factor authentication phone number, don't worry. You can verify your identity through Intuit's account recovery form, which lets you prove ownership without needing access to the phone number currently on file.
How to recover your account without access to the registered phone number
When you're unable to access the phone number or email linked to your account, you can submit an identity verification form along with a government-issued ID. Accepted documents include a driver's license, state ID, passport, or a notarized document.
- Head over to the account recovery form at account-recovery.app.intuit.com.
- Fill out all the required fields carefully, ensuring every detail matches your identity document exactly.
- Upload a clear, high-quality photo of one of the accepted documents.
- Submit the form.
Forms are processed Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Pacific. Once your request is reviewed and approved, our team will follow up with next steps to help restore your access.
If your recovery form was rejected
If your form gets rejected, it usually means the information submitted didn't match what's on file. Before sending a new request, double-check that the name, date of birth, and other details you enter match your ID exactly. Be sure to use a current, unexpired government-issued document and verify that the photo is clear and easy to read.
Working with QuickBooks support on a compromised account
To protect your account, our support team needs to verify your identity before making any changes. When you reach out to support, please have these items handy:
- The email address linked to your account
- Your business name and any setup details for the account
- A copy of the government-issued ID submitted with your recovery form
You can connect with support directly inside QuickBooks Online by clicking the Help icon, then selecting
Contact Us
If you have any other questions about securing or recovering your account, please let us know. We're always here to help!
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