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Not only you. I currently have 2 app updates still stuck in Waiting for Review, and another app has been sitting there for more than 30 days. I’ve already tried resubmitting, contacting support, and submitting expedited review requests, but nothing has helped. I know Apple probably has a huge number of submissions, but it’s still very frustrating when my apps are stuck for weeks while friends get new apps reviewed in 1–2 days and updates approved within hours. It honestly makes the whole review process feel very unfair and discouraging.

Step 1: Account Registration and Setup: Creation and validation of the account in the Apple Developer Program. Without an active and regularized account, the process cannot begin. Step 2: Development Entitlement Request: Completion of the Apple form to download the Payment Service Provider (PSP) — in this case, Stripe — and the regions of operation. Step 3: Design and Construction (Development Phase): Technical implementation following the High-Quality Guideline (HIG) and functional requirements. Step 4: Publication Right Request: Audit phase where Apple reviews the workflow recording and delivery to meet the requirements to allow distribution via TestFlight and the App Store. Step 5: Submission and Release: Final App Store review and publication for general availability (GA).

If apple community support or developer support is reading this, Please ensure that my request is carried out and my developer account is terminated and that this is escalated to the appropriate teams to process and carry this out. I have already tried contacting developer support through the developer website and choosing the correct categories and no response and case gets close so please make sure that my apple developer account is permanently terminated and deleted.

Hi, just adding a follow-up to my own post — I also submitted a case to Apple Developer Support 5 days ago and have not received any response yet. The error persists across different browsers, devices, and network connections, so it doesn't appear to be a local issue on my end. If any Apple staff can see this thread, I would really appreciate it if you could look into my account. I'm happy to provide my Apple ID or any other details needed to investigate. Thank you to anyone who can help!

Yeah, I dusted off one of my CoreWLAN test projects and tried to get this working. Sadly, I had the same issue as you. I’m able to see other events but not linkQualityDidChange events. I tried a couple of things: Disabling the App Sandbox Requesting the location privilege Neither helped. Looking at the system log I see this: type: default time: 2026-04-09 13:49:29.717180 +0100 process: airportd message: ERROR: CoreWLANTestbed (62660) is not entitled for com.apple.wifi.events, but allowing anyways for event type 6 where 6 is the raw value of the linkQualityDidChange event, which confirms that the registration worked. There are plenty of signs in the system log that the system is noticing the RSSI change. There seems to be something blocking event delivered, and it’s not at all clear what. I’m going to have you file a bug about this. Once you’re done, reply here with the bug number and I’ll take another look. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eski

Hi Quinn, Thanks for your reply. I understand the possibility of “in-depth analysis”, but based on the behavior I’m observing, this doesn’t seem to fully explain the situation. Here is the full sequence of events: For over a month, notarization has been working consistently (20+ submissions), typically completing within a minute. On April 4th (morning), submissions were still accepted without any issue. Later that same day, submissions started getting stuck in “In Progress” for extended periods. At that point, I waited for those “In Progress” submissions to complete. After some time, those submissions were eventually returned as Rejected with the error: Team is not yet configured for notarization. I then retried new submissions, and on April 8th, they were suddenly Accepted again, without any change on my side. However, later that same day, new submissions were again Rejected with the same error. And today (April 9th), new submissions are once again stuck in In Progress (since around 9 AM). So the pattern is:

This concerns only my apple developer account and not my consumer Apple ID.