Reactivate old abn email

To reactivate an old ABN (Australian Business Number) email address, you'll need to follow these steps:

Step 1: Check if the email address is still active

Before you start the reactivation process, check if the email address is still active. You can do this by trying to log in to the email account or sending a test email to the address.

Step 2: Gather required documents

To reactivate the email address, you'll need to provide some identification and proof of business ownership. You may need to provide:

• A copy of your business registration certificate (ABN registration certificate)
• A copy of your business identification documents (e.g., company registration certificate, trust deed, or partnership agreement)
• Proof of identity for the business owner or authorized person (e.g., driver's license, passport, or proof of age card)

Step 3: Contact the Australian Business Register (ABR)

Reach out to the Australian Business Register (ABR) by phone or email to request assistance with reactivating your email address. You can contact them at:

• Phone: 13 28 66 (Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm AEST)
• Email: [email protected]

Explain your situation and provide the required documents. The ABR will guide you through the reactivation process and may request additional information.

Step 4: Complete the reactivation process

The ABR will provide you with a reactivation form or guide you through an online process to reactivate your email address. You may need to:

• Fill out a reactivation form and provide the required documents
• Complete an online form and upload the required documents
• Verify your identity and business ownership through a secure online process

Step 5: Verify your email address

Once you've completed the reactivation process, you'll need to verify your email address. You may receive an email with a verification link or a code to enter on the ABR website.

Step 6: Reactivation confirmation

After verifying your email address, the ABR will confirm that your email address has been reactivated. You should receive a confirmation email or a notification on the ABR website.

Important notes:

• Reactivating an old ABN email address may take some time, so be patient and allow for a few days for the process to complete.
• If you're unable to reactivate your email address, you may need to create a new one or use an alternative contact method.
• Keep in mind that the ABR may have changed their processes or requirements since your email address was initially registered, so be prepared to provide additional information or documentation.