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Hello Amazon Seller Support,

I’m reaching out regarding an issue with my seller account and newly created product listings.

I have already completed the seller registration/approval process and have been working on adding products for my brand, Fetch & Go. I have also received approval for a GTIN exemption for Fetch & Go pet apparel.

I recently submitted three new pet apparel listings. After submitting them, I received messages indicating that the listings were removed because Amazon is currently “not accepting new listings.”

I would like clarification because I am an approved seller and these products are part of the same Fetch & Go pet apparel catalog that I am actively building.

Could you please review my account and confirm:

Whether there is any restriction preventing my account from creating new Pet Apparel listings.

Whether the restriction is related to my seller account, brand, product category, GTIN exemption, or the specific products submitted.

Whether these removal notifications were generated in error.

What specific action I need to take to have the affected listings reinstated and continue adding products to my catalog.

If there is an approval or documentation requirement that I am missing, please let me know exactly what is required so I can provide it.

I would also appreciate it if the case could be reviewed manually rather than simply directing me back to the automated listing message, as I want to understand the specific reason these listings are being removed.

Brand: Fetch & Go

Product Category: Pet Apparel

GTIN Exemption: Approved

Thank you for reviewing my account and helping me resolve this issue.

Best,

Alvin Devoliere

Fetch & Go Snacks LLC / Fetch & Go

My Seller Identity Verification was closed with the stated reason:

“The business type that you selected in Seller Central does not match the business documents that you provided.”

However, this has already been reviewed with Amazon Support, and the business type selected in Seller Central has been confirmed to correspond with the business documents submitted.

Therefore, simply instructing me to create another account does not address the underlying verification failure.

I am requesting that this case be escalated to the internal Seller Identity Verification / Registration Verification team for manual review.

Please do not provide the standard business-type verification instructions. I specifically need the verification team to determine:

What exact information or document caused the verification failure?

What business type does Amazon's verification system currently record for this application?

What business type does Amazon classify the submitted company document as?

Is there another verification failure or backend flag that resulted in the generic business-type rejection?

Can the verification process be reopened or manually reviewed?

Previous Case ID(s): 21952256661

I can provide the registration document, verification notification, screenshots, and the previous Support confirmation showing that the selected business type is correct.

Please escalate this case rather than closing it with the standard Seller Identity Verification template.