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First of all for testing ses you can use test email with sandbox using verified identities. For production access, you need to share proper answer for below questionaries to AWS.
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What is the nature of your business, and how do you plan to use Amazon SES to meet the needs of your business?
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How do you collect the email addresses that are on your mailing list?
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How do your subscribe and unsubscribe processes work?
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How do you handle bounces and complaints?
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What type of email (for example, transnational notifications, marketing content, or system notifications) do you plan to send with Amazon SES?
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What is the URL for SES service?
But remember after production access given , if the bounce rate and complaint rate goes above the limit then your ses will be disabled.
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