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Seems you are dealing with a DKIM alignment issue where Amazon SES is signing emails with its own domain (d=amazonses.com) instead of your custom domain. Please consider on below:
Verify DKIM Configuration:
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Ensure that DKIM is enabled for your custom domain in the Amazon SES console. Navigate to the domain identity settings and confirm that DKIM is active.
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Double-check the DNS records for your custom domain. Amazon SES requires specific CNAME records for DKIM verification. Make sure these records are correctly configured and propagated.
Mail From Domain Configuration:
- Amazon SES uses the MAIL FROM domain for SPF and DMARC alignment. Ensure that the MAIL FROM domain matches your custom domain and is correctly configured in SES.
DMARC Policy:
- Check your DMARC policy settings. If your DMARC policy is set to "strict," it requires an exact match between the FROM header domain and the DKIM signature domain. Consider switching to "relaxed" alignment if strict alignment is causing issues.
Troubleshooting Tools:
- Use tools like dig or nslookup to verify that the DKIM CNAME records are correctly set up and publicly accessible.
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