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Hi,
I've made the application of openai service and thankfully got approved for usage lately(Application ID 87893). But unfortunately, when I tried to create azure openai service, it still showed I have no access. It seems that when I made the application, I filled in the wrong subscription ID as 6c3bde3e-25a4-4492-bdde-aa383b6d792c, which is actually the directory ID. The correct subscription ID is 5f42ffa6-0603-4ef6-8178-90f40ba15c1e. I'd like to know if it's possible to just correct the subscription ID without making the application once again? Thank you so much.
Processing of new applications seems to be reasonably fast - I'd suggest resubmission.
I'd also redact your customer specific information from your question which is in a public forum.
Thank you for responding so quickly. I'm just wondering if there's a more convenient way for making it right, as from my case the application process took about three weeks for approval which is a bit long to be gone through again.