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Unable to merge AWS Certification accounts after losing access to source email

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Hello AWS community,

I am looking for guidance regarding an issue with merging AWS Certification accounts. I previously earned AWS certifications using an email account associated with an employer. After leaving that organization, the email account linked to the certification profile was deactivated and I no longer have access to it.

I created a new AWS Training and Certification account using a personal email address and attempted to use the self-service account merge option. However, the merge process requires verification through the source email account, which is no longer accessible.

Because of this, the automated merge process cannot be completed. I have already opened several support requests with AWS Training and Certification support, requesting manual assistance. However, the responses I receive appear to be automated instructions pointing back to the self-service merge process. Additionally, when I reply to the case emails in an attempt to continue the conversation with support, the system responds, indicating that the case cannot be found or asks me to submit a new request again through the support form. This results in the issue looping through automated responses without reaching a support engineer.

Since the original email account is permanently inaccessible, I believe this situation requires manual intervention by the AWS Certification operations team. Has anyone experienced a similar situation where a certification account needed to be merged after losing access to the original email account? If so, what is the recommended way to escalate this so that the request can reach the appropriate support team?

Thank you for any guidance.

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Hello,

Sorry to hear you're unable to self-merge accounts. I was able to locate your cases on my end and shared your feedback internally with Support for review. Please refrain from creating duplicate cases for the same issue, as Support will resolve them and consolidate back to the original case.

The automated responses provide troubleshooting steps for customers to try and self-resolve. However, your case will still be assigned to an agent in the order it's received. Be monitoring your inbox for a response from our team with the next steps to take.

- Marc O.

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answered 2 months ago
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reviewed 2 months ago
  • Hello Marc,

    Thank you very much for checking on this and escalating this internally. I really appreciate your help.

    I understand, and I'll refrain from creating any more duplicate tickets and wait for the existing case to be handled by the support team.

    Just to clarify for the support team, I'll make sure to provide the badges and any other certification details I have with me. Please let me know if any additional information is needed from my side.

    Thanks again for your support.

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