Faculty verification rejected repeatedly

[dusanrajcevic]

🏷️ Discussion Type

Bug

💬 Feature/Topic Area

Verification Help & Guidance

Hi everyone,

I am a teaching assistant in Computer Science at Faculty for Applied Management, Economics and Finance, Belgrade, Serbia.

My faculty verification has been rejected multiple times, even though I have addressed all the issues listed in the rejection e-mail.

I have submitted an official bilingual (Serbian and English) employment certificate with the full official name of the faculty and confirmation that I am a full-time faculty member (Teaching assistant in Computer Science). I also made sure my full legal name exactly matches my GitHub profile and billing information, and I also verified the staff e-mail address.

I tried sending a support ticket, but got rejected with a warning "Individual manual reviews and status updates are no longer provided."

Is there any other way how I can verify my status?

Thank you in advance!

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