Binance has required identity verification on every account since August 2021, after years of allowing small withdrawals without it. Basic verification asks for a government ID and a selfie and is usually approved within minutes to an hour. Intermediate verification adds proof of residence and can take one to three business days. Advanced verification for the highest limits can take a week or more. The country on your ID decides whether you get past the first screen, and a U.S. document ends the process.
The reviews that mention Binance KYC describe two failure modes. The first is the loop: a document rejected for glare or a mismatched address, resubmitted, rejected again, with a generic message each time. The second is the retroactive review, where an account that passed verification years ago is asked for source-of-funds documents before a withdrawal clears. Both are handled by ticket.
Anytime Capital verifies identity too, as every U.S. money services business must, and the difference is what happens when the automated check fails. You can call (470) 748-2530 and talk to someone who can see the file, or bring the documents to the Atlanta branch.