In the first place, the KYC process was made mandatory for Binance to identify users and to make sure they only have one main account each.
Who told you that I need an answer to this question? I already know this
If you managed to open two main accounts, the only reason I see why it's allowed is that Binance doesn't know who owns the other.
Is this your assumption? Or is it a statement?
Once the other account undergoes KYC, that's the time it's rejected because it isn't allowed.
Well, it's obvious. I already said it in the post above. Why do you repeat the same things?