Outside of being patient and confirming emails from Apple aren't being spam filtered out of your inbox, there is little anyone can do.

If the dev is outside the US, yes - it takes an average 2 weeks in that example. Be patient, confirm emails from Apple aren't being spam filtered out of your inbox & good luck.

Did you use the product menu to 'clean build folder' when using this existing project under a new version Xcode? Did you select a device when archiving?

I'd think if possible, you'd want to use something like Stripe to avoid Apple's 70/30 split... unlock functionality in the app Consider making the $$ a tip, not a purchase.

I am 11, I am using another account You have to continue to do that until you are old enough to legally enter into a contract in your country. Might be 18, or 21, etc. Right now you are not allowed to own/purchase an account by yourself. When you are able to do that, if there are apps in the store connected to another account, you can transfer them to your own account at that time.

Did you check the beta release notes?

 submit my iOS 14 app without tracking permission. Perhaps, but you don't discuss any speficics about your app, what it does and what rating etc. you anticipate claiming, so... Quoting the current ASRGs: You must comply with applicable privacy laws around the world relating to the collection of data from children online. Be sure to review the Privacy section of these guidelines for more information. In addition, Kids Category apps may not send personally identifiable information or device information to third parties. Apps in the Kids Category should not include third-party analytics or third-party advertising. This provides a safer experience for kids. In limited cases, third-party analytics may be permitted provided that the services do not collect or transmit the IDFA or any identifiable information about children (such as name, date of birth, email address), their location, or their devices. This includes any device, network, or other information that could be used directly or combined with other information to identify users and their devices. Third-party contextual advertising may also be permitted in limited cases provided that the services have publicly documented practices and policies for Kids Category apps that include human review of ad creatives for age appropriateness. Appsflayer Suggest you ask it's authors for their opinion. Good luck.

Be sure you've created and installed an ad-hoc profile in the Member Center. If this is the process you're using, and it is failing, you may have encountered a bug in Xcode. Suggest you file one and see what comes back. Note when using auto signing, once it's been configured in settings, I don't recall Xcode ever asking about it during build....seems that's why it called 'automatic' ;)

The guidelines aren't conditional. File an appeal using your conditional interpretation if you disagree, just keep in mind that app review isn't here. Good luck.

Sounds like an issue on the backend, out of your immediate control. Suggest you be patient and try again later. Good luck.

Matt: There are two role categories - Member Center (Developer Website), and App Store Connect. An 'Admin' role applies to both, but there are different rights associated based on. Which one are you? What is it you expect to do via ASC? Ref.: https://developer.apple.com/support/roles/ Ken

If the account is re-instated, I'd expect apps to still be there, but as for being able to update any of them, you'd need to ask support directly, assuming they will still talk to you.

Ah, more details, thanks - let me chew on them and get back later. Ken

Xcode requires macOS, so, no, not possible. Optionally, you may want to look into Swift Playgrounds for iPad. - https://www.apple.com/swift/playgrounds/ Good luck.

devForums being Apple IDE-centric, requests for help w/3rd party tools/SDKs/APIs are best put to the author's of those products via their own support channels, thanks and good luck.