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AWS Amplify custom domain stuck on creating records and returning CloudFront 403

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Hello,

I have an issue with AWS Amplify custom domain setup for my app.

Domain: dating.date

Problem: The custom domain setup is stuck on “Creating records associated with your domain...” for a long time. When I open the domain in browser, I get a CloudFront 403 error:

“The request could not be satisfied.”

What I already checked:

  • The domain was working earlier today with another Amplify app/repository.
  • DNS is configured in Route 53.
  • I removed old records and also tried a fresh hosted zone.
  • I deleted and re-added the domain multiple times.
  • I tested both root domain (dating.date) and www subdomain.
  • I also tested redirect from root to www.
  • No new ACM certificate is being created for this domain in us-east-1.
  • The behavior looks like CloudFront is partially attached, but Amplify does not complete the domain association.

Question: Is this a known Amplify issue or stale/orphaned domain association state? What is the correct way to fully reset the domain association for dating.date so Amplify can attach it again?

This issue blocks production deployment.

Thank you.

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You may want to create a support case and work through this that way, but otherwise:

Root Cause: Orphaned CloudFront distribution still holds the dating.date CNAME
            from the previous Amplify app, blocking the new association.

Fix Path:
1. Find & clean orphaned CloudFront distribution CNAME  →  Check all accounts
2. Delete stuck domain association from current Amplify app
3. Clean Route 53 stale records
4. Wait 1-2 hours
5. Re-add domain to Amplify
6. If still stuck → AWS Support case (likely cross-account CNAME conflict)
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