Restore Disabled Gmail Account

My primary Gmail address has been disabled by Google for “suspicious activity.” The only specific clue Google gave me is that there were unusual login locations before the shutdown. I still own the recovery phone and backup email tied to the profile, but the standard appeal form has so far led nowhere.

I’m looking for someone who already knows Google’s account-recovery and appeal workflow inside out—someone who can draft the right responses, supply any required logs or headers, and walk me through additional verification steps so the mailbox, Drive, Photos, and linked services come back online without data loss.

Selected red-flag Google detected:
• Unusual login locations

Desired outcome
• Full re-activation of the Gmail/Google account
• Restoration of mail, contacts, Drive files, Calendar events, and two-factor prompts
• A short post-recovery checklist so I can harden security (IP whitelisting, updated passwords, and any recommended OAuth app reviews)

If you have recent success overturning a “suspicious activity” disablement, let’s talk—please outline your approach and an estimated timeline for reinstatement.