How to verify a LinkedIn company page in 2026

A super admin requests it on desktop, from the Page's Settings, under Verification controls. LinkedIn asks for the legal business name, the website and the address. Once approved, you prove you own the website's domain with a DNS record. The option shows only on Pages LinkedIn thinks are ready for it.

How long does LinkedIn page verification take?

Up to 48 hours for the domain step, depending on who hosts your domain, by LinkedIn's help page. DNS records usually update within 24 hours. If the domain check times out, an admin has to redo the steps, and LinkedIn emails you when a request succeeds or is rejected.

Can you verify a LinkedIn page with a work email?

At some companies, yes. LinkedIn's help page says a super admin may see an option to check their work email, which adds a badge to the Page and to their own profile. The email must match the company's domain, and the option is desktop only.

Pages that use LinkedIn often, or pay for it. LinkedIn's help page says it may weigh real activity, such as posting regularly and replying to members, and paid products, such as Ads, Jobs or Premium Company Page. Meeting those does not guarantee a badge: every Page still passes a review.

Why don't I see Verification controls on my LinkedIn page?

Because the Page is not ready yet, or you are not its super admin. LinkedIn's help page says a Page without the option cannot ask for the badge at this time. If you see Verification controls but cannot ask yet, click Ask about verifying to tell LinkedIn you want it.

A badge that says the Page is the company's real one, and two tools for its people. LinkedIn's help pages say a verified Page lets employees verify their workplace, and lets a super admin report anyone who never worked there. The badge does not vouch for the Page's posts or mean LinkedIn backs the company.

LinkedIn's sales page for Premium Company Page says verified Pages see 10.9 times more views on average, from its data of December 2025. It does not say compared with what, and Pages that get verified are often the ones that already post and pay, so read the number as a direction.

What happens to verification after a rebrand?

It does not carry over to a new name. LinkedIn's help pages say a verified Page must contact LinkedIn to change its name, and one that rebrands in a big way makes a new Page and asks for the badge again. More is in how to announce a rebrand on LinkedIn.

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