The first things I’d check are your ID photos and social media accounts. Those two issues come up a lot when OnlyFans rejects verification.
Make sure your ID hasn’t expired and the text is clear enough to read. Your face needs to be clearly visible in the selfie, too. Glare, blurry photos, or mirrored text can cause problems. If your front camera isn’t helping, try the rear camera.
If OnlyFans asks for social media links, make sure those accounts are public during the review and have enough photos or activity to help confirm it’s you. A brand-new or nearly empty account might not help much.
Take another look at the rejection email before trying again. It may tell you exactly what’s wrong. Other possible issues include a damaged ID, problems with your profile or cover photos, payout restrictions in your country, or a previous ban for breaking the rules.
Still stuck? You can ask OnlyFans support for clarification. And feel free to share the reason you were rejected and what you’ve already tried. Just don’t share your ID photos or personal details. Someone here might have dealt with the same thing.