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Hi @Renato Sousa,
I’m happy to point you in the right direction.
Based on your description, the best next step is to contact Microsoft Support by phone so that the frontline support team can create a support case and route it to the Microsoft Data Protection Team.
The Microsoft Data Protection Team has processes and verification procedures in place to help validate tenant ownership and restore access to administrator accounts when appropriate.
You can find the correct phone number for your region here: Contact Microsoft customer support
Here are some tips and an example of a prompt to help you navigate the IVR more effectively:
(When you call the support number, you may hear an introduction of about 30 seconds such as "you can visit the link...". You can ignore this introduction and wait until you are presented with the options. Then press "1" as a business email user, and again "1" for technical help.)
In some regions, the initial interaction may be automated, so here’s a general idea of how the conversation might go to help you prepare:
What kind of problem are you experiencing?
Answer: Authenticator
What products do you use?
Answer: Office 365 for business
Is this for an education or company account?
Answer: For companies
Are you an administrator?
Answer: Yes
Are there any other administrators in your organization?
Answer: No. I am the only admin in my tenant
Do you need a... Service request?
Answer: Yes. I need to create a ticket. Please send me direct to the Data Protection Teams.
(Using a script similar to the above may help you get through the automated system and reach a live support agent more quickly, at which point you can explain your specific situation.)
During the phone call, be prepared to provide information associated with your subscription, such as your company name, billing details, contact number, and an alternate email address. The Data Protection Team may use this information as part of their ownership verification process.
If calling support hasn’t been effective so far, there is a workaround you might consider. You can create a new Microsoft 365 tenant by signing up for a trial subscription here: Microsoft 365 Business Plans and Pricing | Microsoft 365
Once the new tenant is created, you’ll be able to sign in to the Microsoft 365 admin center and submit a support ticket from there. In your request, clearly explain that you need help with regaining access to an administrator account in your original tenant and ask to be routed to the Data Protection team. This approach typically ensures that the ticket is properly assigned and handled by a real support engineer rather than remaining stuck in automated flows or disconnected mid-process.
Note: Please remember to cancel the trial subscription once your issue is resolved to avoid any unintended charges.
As this is a user-to-user forum and separate from Microsoft Support, I can't directly reset MFA, modify accounts, or create support cases. However, I hope the guidance above helps you reach the appropriate team and resolve this issue as quickly as possible.
Thank you for your patience.