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Published 06:00 1 Sept 2018 BST
Updated 18:18 30 Aug 2018 BST
You will also have to supply a photo of either your legal ID (a passport, driver's license, etc.) or a business ID and then wait to hear from Instagram.
Their announcement points out that just because a request for verification has been submitted, it may not be confirmed - but either way, you will get a notification about the request.
The announcement continued:
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