Student Developer Pack repeatedly rejected despite verified University of Kent email and current student documents #202473
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The likely issue is not your verified University of Kent email, but that the student ID does not clearly demonstrate your current enrollment period. GitHub accepts other forms of academic evidence, including a class schedule, transcript, or an official affiliation or enrollment-verification letter. Since your University of Kent Student Status Letter includes your programme and current enrollment status, I would use that document instead of resubmitting the same student ID. Before reapplying, make sure the evidence clearly shows: Your full legal name Follow the device-camera process shown by the application, since the first rejection specifically mentioned that requirement. Also ensure that your GitHub profile name and billing name continue to match the document. If another application is rejected, contact GitHub Education Support and include the exact rejection message, your verified university email domain, and the fact that you resubmitted using an official Student Status Letter with a visible current date. Community members cannot conduct the verification themselves, but the official letter should be stronger evidence than an ID that lacks a current enrollment date. |
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Since your university email is already verified, I think the problem is most likely the proof of current enrollment rather than your identity. The Student Status Letter sounds like the strongest document you have because it clearly confirms that you're currently enrolled. Make sure the entire document is visible, easy to read, and includes your full name, the university name, the issue date, and your expected graduation date if available. If your application is rejected again after submitting that letter through the device camera, I'd recommend opening a GitHub Education support ticket and mentioning that you've already followed all the troubleshooting steps. Hopefully they can review your application manually. Good luck! I hope you get approved soon. |
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It looks like you've identified the most likely cause already. GitHub Education needs proof of current enrollment, not just proof that you're a student. Your Student Status Letter is generally a stronger document than a student ID because it can clearly show:
When you reapply:
If your application is still rejected after submitting the Student Status Letter, contact GitHub Education Support and explain that:
Hopefully the status letter resolves the issue. Best of luck with your application! |
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Hi everyone,
Hello GitHub Education Community,
I am currently enrolled in an MSc Artificial Intelligence at the University of Kent. My academic email is added and verified, two-factor authentication is enabled, and my GitHub profile and billing name match my academic documents.
My first application was rejected because I had not used the device camera. I then reapplied using the device camera and submitted a clear photograph of my current University student ID, but the second application was rejected with only a generic link to the troubleshooting documentation.
My student ID confirms my name and university affiliation, but it may not show a sufficiently clear current enrolment date. I also have an official University of Kent Student Status Letter showing my programme, current enrolment status and programme dates.
What should I do to solve this problem? Looking forward to the positive response.
Thank you.
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