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AWS accounts are not automatically deleted.
If you know the email address that was used for the account, it would be possible to change the password.
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/sign-in-account
If you are logging in with an email address, I assume you are logging in as the root user, so you should be able to log in with the following documentation.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/signin/latest/userguide/introduction-to-root-user-sign-in-tutorial.html
Thanks, bros, finally got the answer from AWS support.
"If you are unable to access the account even after following the troubleshooting provided, it can be that the account would have got terminated (closed for more than 90 days). Incase the account would have got terminated, all the data on the account is lost. After 90 days, any content remaining in the account will be permanently deleted, and AWS services that aren't already terminated will be terminated
For terminated accounts, you must create a new AWS Account with new email address which is not linked to any existing active or closed account."
Seems my account was terminated and the email is now blocked by AWS due to long inactivation. Thanks for AWS support.
Have you tried resetting your password for you account to see if the email address is still used for that account?
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/signin/latest/userguide/troubleshoot-forgot-root-password.html
I tried, not working as even the page stopped before going to the page that asked for a password.
Likely, from the AWS management console perspective, my account does not exist. But, for the backend engine of AWS, my account exists. Thus I cannot login at the same time I also cannot register a new account with the same email.
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Tried, but the page just prompts "There was an error: An AWS account with that sign-in information does not exist. Try again or create a new account."