Application Still Under Review - Waiting over a month

[Aurelia]

Hi @JamesPayne - my guess is that our follow-up email was sent to your client (or to the email address associated with @Circuit_VIP). For your application to be processed properly, make sure that any incoming emails regarding your dev application are responded to in a timely manner.

[MarcaInSocial]

They replied after this post. Sadly the developer account application was denied without explanation

@Aurelia is it possible to apply again? can I know what aspects of my application caused the denial?

[VeneMous_kid]

i’m also having a problem with creating a twitter application.
My application is still under review.

[VeneMous_kid]

@Aurelia plz need some help

[museetheapp]

I too have been waiting over a month for my developer account to be approved. I have been checking my email daily (inbox, spam folder etc.) for a question or any other response from Twitter Support but nothing has come. Could someone please help me? My fledgling startup is being severely impacted and I would so appreciate it!

[Aurelia]

All of our developer applications are reviewed to ensure compliance with Twitter policy. While we can’t comment on specific cases, applications may be rejected if they are found to be in violation of any section of the Developer Agreement and Policy, Automation Rules, Display Requirements, and/or the Twitter Rules.

Additional information on restricted uses of Twitter APIs is available here.

There currently isn’t a way to edit a rejected application, or to re-apply, however stay informed for product updates/changes.

[Aurelia]

@VeneMous_kid It may take up to a month to be approved. We are actively working to improve wait times.

Please make sure to check your Inbox (including Junk and Spam folders) for a follow-up email. If you receive an email asking for more information, please make sure to respond in a timely manner and in as much detail possible, for us to then be able to process your application.

[Aurelia]

@museetheapp We sent you an email on September 21st asking for more information. As we did not receive any response, your case was automatically closed. I will reopen your case. Please look out for an email asking for additional details and make sure to respond in as much detail as possible and in a timely manner.

[museetheapp]

Thanks Aurelia. Please note that I changed the email address in my @museetheapp settings to this email’s return address on September 26th and resubmitted the application, so hopefully correspondence going forward will come to this address (john.paris@verrisinc.com).

Thanks again,

John

John Paris

Co-Founder/CEO

MUSÉE

www.musee.io

+1 646 599 6447

[Chenky_Chou]

Hi,
I also wait for the reply over a week, and I really need to use api. Because i must use it to accomplish my coursework named Web Science in Uni of Glasgow.

[museetheapp]

Dear Aurelia,

I have recovered the September 21st email you referenced asking for more information. I’m very sorry this email was missed; the email address the account was under at the time (scott.verchin@verrisinc.com) was not being properly monitored. As mentioned in my previous email, I have changed the account to my personal email (john.paris@verrisinc.com) and I assure you I will not miss another email from Twitter Developers.

Since I now have the September 21st email, should I continue to wait until the case is reopened and I receive another email, or should I go ahead and reply to the questions now? Please advise, as I am very eager to establish the @museetheapp developer account.

Kindest Regards,

John

[threecee]

I’ve been waiting since August, too.

I have an app created before the current changes, and that app is slowly being restricted in what it’s allowed to do. I fear that soon it will be useless and I will not yet have approval for a new application.

I received and responded to an email about my application, that I had multiple accounts/apps. I’ve since deleted them to comply with the Twitter rules. I have no idea whether these changes put me in compliance or not.

Please let me know what I need to do!

Thanks,
Tracy

[LeBraat]

@museetheapp - Noted on the email change.

@threecee - I will work with your agent to see what is going on.

[museetheapp]

Hi Dan,

Thanks for your email.

The email requesting clarifications on our intended use of the Twitter API was resent to us on Monday, still to the old email address but we caught it this time, replied promptly, and our Developer Account was approved the next day. So as long as you’ve noted the change to this address for the @museetheapp developer account, we’re good to go!

Kindest Regards,

John

[LeBraat]

@museetheapp - Awesome to hear! Happy developing, and sorry for any inconveniences.

@threecee - The agent reopened your case. Please make sure to answer any questions they may have.

[threecee]

Thanks, all!

I just replied to the email. Hope I can be approved soon!

[threecee]

Just letting you know my app’s been approved a few weeks ago. Working mainly, but now I’m getting the dreaded code 89 errors on only 2 of my accounts, but not on the others. Not sure why

[beauhostleaks]

Case Ref: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.5004A00001TwQDr:ref

Hi, I applied for a developer account in the middle of September but is still under review. I’ve confirmed the email address linked to the Twitter account, @beauhostleaks but haven’t received any other information. Please, could you take a look and let me know if anything else is outstanding?

Many thanks,

[Aurelia]

Hi @beauhostleaks - we sent you a follow-up email asking for more information on 9/7/2018. As you did not respond to this email, your application was automatically closed.

I will reopen your application. Please be on the lookout for an email asking for more information (check your Junk and Spam folders) and respond to it as soon as possible and in as much detail as possible.

[system]

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