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If the glue records for the domain point to cloud flare you will have to create the cname entries in cloud flare inorder for ACM to validate and issue the certificates.
If you want to host dns for the domain in route 53 you will need to update the domain glue records to point to route53 and have the cnames for acm created in route53
Domain registrar and dns servers are independent of each other. You as the domain owner chooses where your dns servers are
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Thanks! Creating the CNAME records in CloudFlare did it - AWS issued the certificate.
Great to hear. Thanks for letting me know. Remember to keep the cname records for acm to auto renew the certs yearly also.