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Your AWS account was suspended because you have past due charges, or your account details couldn't be verified.
To check whether you have past due charges, open the Billing and Cost Management console, and go to the
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page. After you pay all outstanding invoices by credit card, it might take up to 24 hours to reactivate your account.
If you don't have any outstanding invoices, you might need to verify your account details. Check the email address associated with your account for an email from aws-verification@amazon.com. This email provides instructions for reactivating your account. If you don't respond by the date indicated in the email or if your account is suspended for more than 90 days, you can't reopen the account or use it to access any AWS services. In addition, all content in your account is deleted.
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Your AWS account was suspended because you have past due charges, or your account details couldn't be verified.
To check whether you have past due charges, open the Billing and Cost Management console, and go to the
Payments
page. After you pay all outstanding invoices by credit card, it might take up to 24 hours to reactivate your account.
If you don't have any outstanding invoices, you might need to verify your account details. Check the email address associated with your account for an email from aws-verification@amazon.com. This email provides instructions for reactivating your account. If you don't respond by the date indicated in the email or if your account is suspended for more than 90 days, you can't reopen the account or use it to access any AWS services. In addition, all content in your account is deleted.
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Root user sign in
This sign-in page is for AWS account root users that have provided an account email. To sign in using IAM user credentials, choose "Sign in to a different account" below to return to the main sign-in page and enter your account ID or account alias.
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If your multi-factor authentication (MFA) device appears to be functioning properly, and you are not able to sign in, then the device might be out of sync.
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If your multi-factor authentication (MFA) device is lost, damaged, or not working, you can sign in using alternative factors of authentication. You must verify your identity using the email and phone registered with this account.
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Re-sync your device with AWS servers
If your multi-factor authentication (MFA) device appears to be functioning properly, and you are not able to sign in, then the device might be out of sync. First try to resync your device using the following instructions.
Turn on or view your device and type the first authentication code.
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Wait until the authentication code changes or the display turns off. Then turn on or view your device and type the second authentication code.
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