If you’re looking for the tick, here’s the trick ✔️

A verified YouTube channel will show the icons   or  next to the channel’s name. If this appears on a channel, you know that it’s the official creator, artist, company or public figure.

You can submit a request for a channel verification once you have 100,000 subscribers. Occasionally, YouTube may verify channels with fewer than 100,000 subscribers if the creator or band are well-known outside of YouTube.

The store also requires the following:

• The channel must represent the real creator, brand, or entity it claims to be. They may also ask for further documentation!
• The channel must be public and have a channel banner, description, and profile picture. The channel also needs to have content and be active on YouTube.
  This information has been provided by a YouTube Support guide, which can be found here.

This isn’t something that we can submit for you here at RouteNote, but we can point you in the right direction!

Please note! Your channel cannot be verified if the channel is impersonating another creator or brand. If a channel is found deliberately impersonating someone else, this may result in the store taking further action.

Ensure that you log into your YouTube account, and when you wish to verify your channel, head to the link below:

If you have further queries regarding verification on YouTube, head here to contact the store.
If you have any further queries regarding RouteNote, feel free to get in touch with us!

See also:
How do I get verified on platforms?
How many followers do you need to get verified on Instagram?
How long does Spotify verification take?