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They shouldn't remove the TXT record as the process of having the domain verified runs periodically. Unfortunately, they should keep the TXT record all the time.
The reason is basically that AWS need to know that customer is still owner of the domain.
In this public documentation: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/verified-domain-revocation.html We state:
"Amazon SES periodically reviews domain verification status, and revokes verification in cases where it is no longer valid. If Amazon SES is unable to detect the TXT record information required to confirm ownership of a domain, you will receive an Amazon SES Domain Verification REVOCATION WARNING email from Amazon SES."
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Hello JP,
as Domain can be verified either with TXT record or DKIM record, does AWS considers only TXT records for periodic checks? does AWS ignores DKIM records for periodic checks to verify the owner of the domain ?