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Hi @Peter
Microsoft documents that public identity validation can take 1 to 20 business days, and it can take longer if additional documentation is required.
Since you have already submitted the evidence that was requested, please do not create another identity-validation request simply because you are unsure whether a different document might have been better.
For an organization validation, the expected workflow is:
In Progress → Action Required (if Microsoft needs something from you) → In Progress → Completed/Failed
Important points:
- If additional evidence is required, Microsoft sends an email and changes the request status to Action Required, at which point you can upload the requested documents in the Azure portal. Microsoft also limits additional-document uploads to three attempts.
- Microsoft specifically advises that creating additional identity-validation requests for the same entity while one is already in progress does not help, and identity-validation requests cannot be expedited.
You can check for the below points:
- Artifact Signing account → Identity validations to confirm that the status is still In Progress rather than Action Required.
- The primary and secondary email addresses associated with the request, including Junk/Spam folders, for any request for further verification or documentation.
- That the documents you already supplied are current and that the organization name/address match the information used in the identity-validation request.
If the request remains In Progress beyond the documented processing period, or if you would like Microsoft to check the specific validation request, contact Azure Support.
When opening the support request, make sure to provide the Identity Validation ID.
I hope this helps.