How to Get a Verified Account on Twitter

✔Visit verification request form web page and make sure you are logged into your Twitter account to proceed.

Then Confirm the username you would like to be verified.






✔Now you'll automatically be asked to submit a request for the account you are logged into. Log into a different account if the one that displays is not the one you wish to request verification for.






✔Click continue when you're ready.
If you are a company or corporation, check the box at the bottom-left corner of the screen to indicate it.






✔Add any missing information. If your Twitter account lacks any information that is required to submit a request, you will be notified on the next page. Add this information to your Twitter, and then return to the page to continue.

✔Check the section on Increasing Your Changes of Verification for a list of the information you'll need to have handy in order to be eligible to make a request.






✔Enter websites as references. Provide to 2-6 websites or blog url that can be used to identify your account.






Note:
You should provide instances of your appearances in the news, high-traffic content producers, or other evidence of your public influence.
Your official website is already provided on your Twitter profile, so don't worry about listing it again.





✔Now tell them why you should be verified. In the box below, write a clear line for your account vverification





✔Click the blue "Next" button at the bottom of the screen. You will be taken to page asking you to confirm your submission.





✔Click "Submit." Your request will be sent for review. Once a decision has been made, you will be notified via e-mail.






✔Wait to be contacted by Twitter's @Verified account for instructions on verifying your account. If Twitter decides that you qualify for a verified account, they will reach out to you via direct message.




Click the link in the direct message to be taken to finish the process.


Note
If your request is denied, don't be afraid! You can re-submit your request after 30 days.





Complete the verification process. The final part of the process has 3 parts:



(1) Learn how to Tweet effectively,



(2) Connect with other Interesting Twitter Users,



(3) Protect your Account.





1
Learn how to Tweet effectively gives you a choice between 2 tweets and asks you to choose which one is better. It has the form of a quiz, but there will be no negative effects if you do not answer correctly. It is designed to teach you to increase your Twitter followers.





2
Connect with other Interesting Twitter Users gives you the option to follow other verified accounts. Twitter believes that this gives you more legitimacy as a verified user.




3
Protect your Account asks you to enter a phone number that Twitter can call if there are any problems with your account. Once you have completed this step, your account will be verified.






Finally Do not change your account information. Once you have received a verification badge,


Before you can qualify for the verify account see details below
Submitting a request

To be able to complete the form, your account must have the following:

A verified phone numberA confirmed email address
Note: If the account is a company or organization account, the email address associated with the account should be a company or organization email address.A bioA profile photoA header photoA birthday (for accounts that are not company, brand, or organization accounts)
Note: This information will be displayed to the audience that you’ve chosen. There are visibility settings available for your birthday that allow you to separately control who on Twitter can see your birth year and who can see your birth day and month in your Twitter profile. Read more here.A websiteTweets set as public in Tweet privacy settings

For requests to verify individual accounts (that do not represent a company or organization), we require a copy of your official government-issued photo identification (e.g. passport or driver’s license) in order to confirm your request. Information used for this purpose will be deleted.

Profile and account recommendations

Some common characteristics of verified accounts include:

If the account belongs to a person, the name reflects the real or stage name of the person.If the account is a corporation or company account, the name reflects the real name of the corporation or company.The profile and/or header photo reflects the person, the corporation’s branding, or the company’s branding.The bio specifies an area of expertise and/or a company mission.

Additional information

When submitting a request to verify an account, we ask for additional information that can help us evaluate it. Here are some tips to keep in mind:

We’ll ask you to tell us why we should verify an account. If the account represents a person, we want to understand their impact in their field. If it represents a corporation or company, let us know their mission.When providing URLs to support your request, choose sites that help express the account holder’s newsworthiness or relevancy in their field.

Submit a request to verify an account

You can submit a request to verify an account by filling out this form, and we’ll respond to your request via email. Note: In order to access the form, you must be logged in to the Twitter account you would like verified. If you are not already logged in, you will be redirected to the Twitter login page.

If your request is denied, you can submit another request for the same account 30 days after receiving the email from us. If you received a response from us requesting edits to your account and/or additional information, you can submit another request any time after completing the steps outlined in our response.

If you’ve submitted a request and have not yet received an email from us, we may be having trouble delivering it. This article includes troubleshooting steps that may help.
Source: Twitter Blog




CONCLUSION
it is important to keep your account information the same. Changing information, such as your profile image, can cause Twitter to remove the badge, forcing you to contact them again.

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