turning off email verification on adobe acrobat studio webform

Hi there, I get how annoying that is — especially when you've already toggled the setting and it still keeps asking.

Just to clarify a bit on what's happening here: the email verification on Acrobat web forms (the one respondents see before they can submit) is a form-level setting, not a global account setting. So if you turned it off somewhere in your account preferences, that might not actually apply to individual forms you've already created.

Here's what to check:

Go into the specific form you're working with → click Edit → look for the Settings or Share section inside that form → there should be a toggle for "Require email verification" or "Verify respondent identity" — make sure that's switched off directly within the form itself.

Also worth noting — if the form was created a while back, sometimes you need to re-save or republish it after changing the setting for it to actually take effect for new respondents.

One more thing to double check: if your form has an agreement or e-sign component in it, Adobe may enforce identity verification regardless of your preference setting — that's tied to the signing compliance requirements and unfortunately can't be bypassed on those form types.

If you've done all of the above and it's still showing up, it's worth raising a ticket directly with Adobe support since it could be a bug on their end.

Hope that helps.

-AV