First, check the status shown in the AdSense Sites page and review any account messages. Google says the review process often takes a few days, but some reviews may take longer; its site-not-ready guidance provides the current process and directs publishers to request review through the account after addressing issues. Rely on the timing and steps currently shown by Google, since review conditions may vary.
While waiting, verify that the submitted domain remains publicly reachable and that recent site changes have not introduced a password gate, broken redirect, missing code, or maintenance screen. Avoid repeatedly submitting the same site without addressing a listed issue. Keep a change log so you know what was modified while the review was pending.
Example: A publisher submitted the site, then activated a coming-soon plugin during a redesign. The homepage now loads a temporary page for logged-out visitors. Even if the site was accessible at submission, the current public state may have changed. Restore intended public access or wait until the redesign is complete, then follow the account status instructions.
Run SiteReadyScore to recheck public availability and visible page signals during the wait. Treat the result as a snapshot; it cannot tell whether Google has reviewed the site or what the private review queue status is. Check AdSense directly for account-side updates.