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copied!<p>New Answer (solved)...</p> <p>Okay so I finally figured out what the problem was. In the Apple Provisioning Portal, the account that would not import, did not have any <strong>devices</strong> added. Once I added a device, then the import/refresh in Xcode 5 started working for this account.</p> <p>Although I had to click <strong>refresh</strong> button twice in Xcode as the first click seemed to create all the Team Provisioning Profiles in the portal and then the second click imported them all.</p> <p><strong>Edit</strong>: I realized that the problem occurs because Xcode now wants to manage your provisioning profiles for you. If you do not have any development profiles then Xcode will try to create it, but since there are no devices added, it cannot create the profile and therefore fails (without giving an error) and does not import anything either.</p> <p><strong>Workaround if import does not work (old answer before I solved it)</strong></p> <p>For lack of figuring out what the problem is with the one account, I did the following:</p> <p>(1) Downloaded all the provisioning profiles from the provisioning portal to my desktop.</p> <p>(2) Downloaded most recent version of the iPhone Configuration Utility from <a href="http://support.apple.com/downloads/#iphone%20configuration%20utility" rel="nofollow">http://support.apple.com/downloads/#iphone%20configuration%20utility</a></p> <p>(3) Ran iPhone Configuration Utility and dragged and dropped all the downloaded provisioning profiles into it.</p> <p>(4) Ran Xcode again and the provisoning profiles were now available.</p>

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