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Need help getting support to review case (10 days unassigned now) to open production for SES

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I've been trying to get SES production opened up for months now. Initially last year got an automatic AI denial. Since then I've doubled checked all the rules and made sure everything is in compliance, resubmitted. Unfortunately when resubmitting it only gives you the option to increase your quota not actually just request production access. Again only answered by AI no actual review. So tried opening up case. It has now been 10 days unassigned. what can i do to get production access. Can't resubmit as its stuck on the initial case request

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I understand your frustration with getting your SES production access approved. Here are some steps you can take to escalate your unassigned support case:

First, if your case has been unassigned for 10 days, you should try to get it escalated. You can reply to the existing case to bump it and request an update on the status. Make sure to clearly explain the urgency and business impact of not having production access.

If you have a paid support plan (Developer, Business, or Enterprise), you can request case escalation through your support plan channels. Enterprise Support customers have access to Technical Account Managers who can help expedite these types of issues.

For SES production access specifically, make sure your case includes all the required information: your use case details, how you handle bounces and complaints, your email sending practices, and compliance with AWS policies. Sometimes cases get delayed because they're missing critical information needed for review.

If you're still not getting a response, you can try opening a new support case specifically asking for an update on your original case number. Reference the original case ID and explain that it's been unassigned for an extended period.

Additionally, ensure you're submitting your request through the correct channel - SES production access requests should be submitted through the Service Quota increase request process in the AWS Support Center, selecting "SES Sending Limits" as the limit type.

If you continue to experience delays after trying these approaches, you may want to consider reaching out through AWS forums or your account team if you have one assigned.

answered a month ago
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reviewed a month ago
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Hello,

Sorry to hear about the frustration regarding SES production access. I've located your case and have shared your concerns internally with our Support team on your behalf.

I'd encourage you to continue to monitor your case for further updates.

- Doug S.

AWS
MODERATOR
answered a month ago
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I've done all the suggestion but now not getting case assigned for days now

answered a month ago
  • Hi there,

    I understand you're still waiting for your support case to get responded to and have shared your feedback internally. I recommend referring to your previous support case created on March 5, 2026 at 19:16 UTC, and reviewing the correspondence sent by our Support team on March 7, 2026 at 13:03 UTC.

    - Kita B.

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