My DSA trader verification in App Store Connect has been In Review since October 6, 2026. I’ve sent more than 10 follow-up inquiries without a response so far, and the delay is blocking the planned EU release of my apps. The original DSA submission may have been made under my former legal name. Apple has since verified my identity under my current legal name. I don’t know whether the pending submission still contains my former name or whether that is causing the delay. Has anyone resolved a pending DSA verification after a legal name change? Is there a way to correct the existing submission, or is there a specific support channel that can escalate it to the DSA verification team? Any guidance would be appreciated. I can provide my account and case details privately through an official Apple support channel.

Hello Apple Developer Community, We are experiencing a reproducible StoreKit pricing issue in our Flutter iOS app, Tablichko. App details: Bundle ID: bg.tablichko.tablichko In-App Purchase: bg.tablichko.tablichko.fullversion Product type: Non-consumable TestFlight build: 22 Source commit: 587834b App Store Connect pricing: Bulgaria: EUR 6.99 United States: USD 5.99 The issue: On the same physical iPhone, using the same Apple Account and Bulgarian storefront, we observe different prices depending on how the app is installed. A standalone development-signed StoreKit 2 test app correctly returns EUR 6.99, with displayPrice showing "6,99 €" and storefront BGR/EUR. Our full Flutter application, built from the same source commit in release mode and development-signed, also correctly displays EUR 6.99. After reinstalling TestFlight build 22, the exact same Flutter app displays USD 5.99. However, when initiating the purchase from TestFlight, Apple's native purchase confirmation sheet correctly displays EUR 6.99. Our app uses the price returned by StoreKit (Product.displayPrice) without manually converting currencies or applying any hardcoded price. Expected behavior: StoreKit should return EUR 6.99 for the Bulgarian storefront in both development-signed and TestFlight installations. Actual behavior: The TestFlight app displays USD 5.99, while Apple's purchase confirmation sheet displays EUR 6.99. Questions: Why would StoreKit return a USD localized price only in TestFlight while the development-signed version correctly returns EUR? Could this be caused by stale StoreKit product metadata or TestFlight-specific caching? Is there a known issue with localized In-App Purchase pricing in TestFlight? Is there a recommended diagnostic procedure or workaround to ensure StoreKit returns the correct storefront-specific price? Any guidance from Apple engineers or developers who have encountered this issue would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!