Q&A for How to Recover a Suspended Twitter Account

If you cannot remember your password and you don't have access to the email you used to create the account, then you won't be able to access the old account. The best thing to do would be to create a new account using an email address that you can successfully access.

You cannot use the username of an account that has been suspended or deactivated.

There is not a way to do that. You cannot edit a suspended account.

If the name on your current legal ID differs from your account name due to a legal name change, you must provide official documentation of that change. Submit this documentation alongside your current photo ID and any previous identification that displays the name used on your account to verify your identity.

Although direct login might not be possible, when you locate the appeal process, be prepared for a comprehensive form. Provide extensive details, including dates and any evidence suggesting a hack, such as a 'suspicious activity' email from Twitter. Be aware that the review process can take several weeks, and Twitter Support will notify you of their decision via email.