Below are genuine approval notices from AWS Support that we've received across our case history since 2019. Case numbers and personal email addresses have been redacted to protect client confidentiality. Click any card to view the full-size screenshot.









Company names below are anonymized to protect client confidentiality. The technical details reflect real patterns from cases we've handled since 2019.
Relied on transactional email (order confirmations & shipping notices) but was still stuck in SES sandbox, unable to email new customers. After we restructured the use-case with a phased volume estimate and a suppression-list plan, AWS approved the request on the first submission.
Wanted to run an internal mail server for its shared hosting clients, but a prior self-submitted request was rejected for lacking clear PTR record configuration. We helped rebuild the reverse DNS documentation and usage justification; the request was approved on the second submission.
Ahead of a new feature launch, their on-demand vCPU capacity wasn't enough for the projected traffic spike. We drafted a phased quota increase request (2x) complete with usage projections; it was approved with no additional revisions.
Needed SES Production Access for delivery notifications along with an open port 25 for their internal systems. We processed both requests in parallel with cross-referenced documentation; both were approved within a close timeframe.
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