Unable to get phone number verification code for EU DSA compliance

I posted something similar here:

https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/749462

In my case, the phone number is redirected; I think Apple's bot gets confused by the two levels of ring tone and hangs up too soon.

You could file a bug, ha ha. Mine was closed with "too little information to diagnose".

Is there anything else that I can do here?

The easiest solution is probably to buy a "burner phone", use it once for this verification, and then dispose of it. I'm going to wait before doing that, in case they fix it.

It may also be that they remove the requirement to disclose a phone number. I think that's less likely to apply in your case if you do literally have a head office with a receptionist, but for all the one-guy-in-his-garage businesses that literally don't have a business phone number, Apple's interpretation of the rules could change.

Please let us know what happens in your case.

I am stuck in the same situation and have abandoned all hope.

Just to follow up on this one, I did eventually manage to get this sorted out by providing Apple with an affidavit providing the relevant business contact and address details, signed by our Financial Director, who is a registered "Commissioner of Oaths".

No matter what we tried, I could not get the phone number verification code from Apple's automated systems.

Is the issue still ongoing for anyone else?

yes, it's still an issue. I opened a case with Apple and it's been open for a month with no resolution.

Unable to get this done as it seems Apple's automated solution is not able to navigate phone systems. It's madness when this regulation is aimed at businesses which often have complex phone systems.

The system hangs up before our agents are able to answer the call.

We are experiencing this issue too, it seems not possible to validate our company phone, as it´s not a mobile phone but a regular company phone switchboard. Stuck in this for weeks and validation time is running out.

Having the same problem as dgarciadev. By the time the audio verification reaches a human the audio message is mostly over so we only hear a couple of the digits. It's a poorly designed process for corporate telephone systems.

Same problem here in Brasil :/