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The emails weren’t in spam but Office 365 was quarantining them, so i have them now.
I had already installed the Premium Plugin, but for anyone else who has a Multi-site installation, the instructions are different and not documented on their website.
Here is how you do it.
1. Install the Premium plugin
2. Network Activate the plugin (you will NOT be redirected to enter the license key)
3. Go to each individual sub-site’s Plugin page. Under the WP Data Access Premium plugin, there is a link to “Activate License”.

WordPress Version is 6.1.1.
When we used version 1.67 of this plugin, this code on the page worked great:

<?php $check_result = apply_filters( 'gglcptch_verify_recaptcha', true, 'string' );
	if ( true === $check_result ) { /* the reCAPTCHA answer is right */
		echo'REcaptcha has been submitted successfully';
	} elseif ( false === $check_result) { /* the reCAPTCHA answer is wrong or there are some other errors */
		echo "Something went wrong with ReCaptcha. Please try again or refresh the page.";
	} else {
		echo 'For your security, please use ReCaptcha below, then you will be directed to the login form.';
		echo '<form name="FormSubmit" method="POST" class="check-elig">';
		echo apply_filters( 'gglcptch_display_recaptcha', '' );
		echo '<input name="FormSubmit" type="submit" value="Submit" id="FormSubmit" />
			</form>';
	}
?>

After upgrading to version 1.70, that code does not work any more. The Plugin returns a “1” instead of “blank”, which makes my “if” statements invalid.
If I look in your plugin’s source code, I found this change:

the old code was:
! isset( $gglcptch_options[ $form_slug ] ) ||
The new code is:
isset( $gglcptch_options[ $form_slug ] ) &&

If I change the code back to the old way, everything works fine, but I, of course, don’t want to modify plugin code.
I can’t provide a link because it’s on a Development box. We make sure everything works in Development before making it live on our Production Server.
I’ve attached screenshots of what is looks like with the old plugin versus the new plugin.

Just to make sure this wasn’t something relegated solely to the menu, I created a simple hyperlink on a page to go to the login page, and it too failed.

Ahhhhh. Well I guess that would explain it then.
That is a huge help and will keep me from pulling my hair out any longer.

Thanks so much!