Question about Google OAuth app brand and logo verification review timeline

Hi everyone,

Has anyone recently gone through the Google OAuth app verification process and experienced issues with brand or logo review?

We submitted a verification request for a published Google Cloud project, but the review still appears to be blocked. The verification progress page shows that some items are still under review, and the branding-related checks seem to require additional clarification.

We would like to understand the general review expectations:

  1. How does Google usually evaluate whether an app name, homepage, and logo are considered consistent enough for brand verification?

  2. Does the homepage need to be a dedicated product page, or can a company homepage be accepted if the brand is clearly represented?

  3. For the logo review, are there specific requirements beyond using a recognizable official logo?

  4. How long does this type of review usually take after the required information is updated?

  5. If the review team needs additional information, where is the request usually sent? Is it sent to the project owner, support email, or another contact configured in the Cloud project?

  6. Are there common reasons why the verification progress page remains stuck even after updating the branding information?

We are trying to understand whether this is a normal review delay or whether there are specific branding requirements that we may still be missing.

Any general experience or guidance would be appreciated. Thank you.

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