How long does Google take to review a suspended account?

The review process for a suspended Google account can vary depending on several factors, including the reason for the suspension, the volume of requests Google is handling at the time, and whether you provide additional information that can expedite the process.

In general, Google typically takes anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks to review a suspended account. Some users have reported receiving a response within 48 hours, while others have waited up to 14 days or more.

Here are a few things you can do to possibly speed up the review:

Ensure the appeal is complete: When submitting an appeal, make sure you've provided all the necessary information. This can help avoid back-and-forth requests for more details.

Check for policy violations: If you know what caused the suspension (like violating Google's terms of service or using their platform inappropriately), addressing the issue in your appeal might help.

Follow up: If you haven't heard back in a reasonable time, you can try following up through the Google support channels or checking your email for any updates from their team.

If your account was suspended for a specific service (like Gmail, Google Ads, or Google Play), the review time might also depend on that service's individual policies and review processes.