That is, if you verified ownership of using the HTML file upload method, any child properties that you create (m. or ) will be auto-verified using the same HTML file upload. Once you have verified a property, any child properties that you add will be auto-verified using the same verification method as the parent.
If you use the same verification method, just be sure that you don't overwrite the verification tokens of any other owners. Multiple people can verify ownership of the same website property, using the same or different verification methods. To add an additional verification method, visit the Settings page for the property and click Ownership verification You might want to add more than one verification method in case one of your existing verification methods fails (for example, if you verified using a Google Analytics tracking code, and someone changes a template on your website that omits the tag). You can add multiple verification methods in your property's verification settings page. The verification page will list which methods are available and recommended for your site. Choose one of the verification methods listed below and follow the instructions.Either add a new property or choose an unverified property from your property selector.I f you are unable to verify site ownership for some reason, ask a current owner to grant you access to the property in Search Console. A verified owner can grant access to other people to see or manage site data in Search Console. Site owners in Search Console have access to sensitive Google Search data for a site, and can affect a site's presence and behavior on Google Search and other Google services. Ownership verification means proving to Search Console that you own a specific website.
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