How do you verify a work email on LinkedIn?
Open your LinkedIn profile, choose Resources, select Verify now, and then choose Verify your workplace. Enter the email address issued by your current company, request the code, and confirm it within 15 minutes. LinkedIn currently offers work-email verification only for select companies, and your email domain must match a domain approved for your employer. The verification can appear on your profile, but LinkedIn says the email address itself is not shown to other members.
Sources: LinkedIn Help: workplace verification with a work email; LinkedIn Help: troubleshoot workplace verification
What LinkedIn workplace verification confirms
Work-email verification confirms that you could receive a code at an address associated with the company currently listed on your profile. It is a workplace signal, not a way to identify the owner of an arbitrary email address or search for someone else's profile.
After a successful check, LinkedIn may show a verification on your profile. Other members can see the verification, but not the work email address used to complete it.
Requirements before you start
- Your current employer must be listed correctly in the Experience section of your LinkedIn profile.
- Use an address provided by that employer rather than Gmail, Outlook.com, or another personal mailbox.
- The email domain must be one of the domains approved for the company's LinkedIn Page.
- You need access to the inbox so you can receive and enter the verification code.
- The feature must be available for your company; LinkedIn is still expanding eligibility.
Current LinkedIn verification steps
- Open your LinkedIn profile on desktop, iOS, or Android.
- Choose Resources, then Verify now.
- Select Verify your workplace.
- Enter your current company email and choose Send code.
- Open the message in your work inbox and enter the code within 15 minutes.
If the option, domain, or code does not work
If Verify your workplace is missing, your company may not be supported or may not have enabled work-email verification. If LinkedIn rejects the domain, ask a Page super admin to confirm that the correct company domain is associated with the Page.
If the message does not arrive, check spam and quarantine folders, confirm that you used the employer-issued address, and use LinkedIn's Resend code option. Also make sure the employer on your profile matches the company whose domain you entered.
What verify-email.app can check
Before retrying, verify-email.app can help catch a typo and check whether the company domain has mail records and appears able to receive email. It cannot enable LinkedIn verification for a company, approve a domain for a LinkedIn Page, retrieve LinkedIn's code, or issue a LinkedIn verification badge.