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# Accepting Facebook Partner Request
**Important:**
* *If your page is owned by a Meta account, please be sure to use a profile login that is also listed as a Business Admin of the Meta Account when accepting this request.*
* *Not sure if your account is owned by a Meta Business Account? Check Here:* [*https://app.gitbook.com/o/-LAUTtHNZsmg4nNK212d/s/-LAUTtHOF4cY8fyDoNkF/add-ons/managed-social-media/meta-business-account*](/docs/add-ons/managed-social-media/meta-business-account.md)
* *Navigate these instructions by using your desktop, do not use mobile.*
**New Page Experience - How To Accept Partner Request**
1. On the FB business page: click **Manage**
2. Click **Page Access**
3. In this screenshot below, the Partner Request has already been accepted. Otherwise, prior to accepting, there will be a button to the right of DoctorLogic’s Request labeled “**Review Request**”. Click **Review Request** and follow prompted instructions.
4. Done.
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