A web-based tool in Microsoft 365 that enables users to quickly create surveys, quizzes, polls, and feedback forms.
Hello @Clare Hughes,
Thank you for explaining the situation.
It is possible to transfer ownership of a Microsoft Form, but the administrator must have sufficient administrative permissions and a valid Microsoft Forms license. If the form has not yet been transferred, your IT administrator may be able to reset the password for the former employee's account through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. After signing in to that account, the administrator can access Microsoft Forms and share the form by adding collaborators or by sharing the edit link, allowing another user to manage, update, or duplicate the form as needed.
In addition, Microsoft provides a form ownership transfer process for forms associated with accounts that have been deleted within the last 30 days. You can find more information here: Admin information - Microsoft Forms Admin
If those options do not resolve the issue, I would recommend asking your IT administrator or IT organization to open a support ticket with Microsoft so that the situation can be investigated further.
If your IT administrator has access to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, they can create a support request by following the guidance below: Get support - Microsoft 365 admin
Alternatively, your IT organization can contact Microsoft Support by phone using the support numbers available for their region: Contact Microsoft customer support | Microsoft Support
When calling, there may be a short introductory message of about 30 seconds. They can simply wait until the menu options are presented, then press "1" as a business email user and "1" again for technical support.
I hope this helps point you in the right direction.
Best regards,
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