Account Deactivated Under Section 3 Despite Submitting Invoices & Bank Statements – Confused About Logistics Requirements
Hi sellers,
Our Amazon seller account was recently deactivated under Section 3, and we're struggling to understand what Amazon wants. We’ve already submitted:
- Business bank statements
- Business documents
- Owner's government-issued ID
- Invoices from our local Canadian distributor
Despite this, Amazon rejected our appeal and kept the account deactivated.
They’re now asking for:
- Import/export documents like bills of lading, commercial invoices, and packing lists
- Logistics details, including tracking numbers and bills of lading
- If not a brand owner, authorization letters and full documentation tracing back to the brand
- Order confirmation, order shipping, or fulfillment update documents for all the orders placed for the ASIN in question and its quantities.
We're confused because:
- We bought these products locally within Canada from a legitimate distributor and sold them on Amazon Canada and the USA.
- We don’t have bills of lading because there was no international import involved on our part.
- Do they want our distributor’s bills of lading and logistics info? Or our own (which we don’t have because we didn’t import)?
- For order confirmation, do they want FBA order confirmations?
Has anyone faced a similar issue? What exactly did you submit that worked?
Would greatly appreciate help from anyone who has successfully appealed in a similar situation.
Thanks in advance!
Account Deactivated Under Section 3 Despite Submitting Invoices & Bank Statements – Confused About Logistics Requirements
Hi sellers,
Our Amazon seller account was recently deactivated under Section 3, and we're struggling to understand what Amazon wants. We’ve already submitted:
- Business bank statements
- Business documents
- Owner's government-issued ID
- Invoices from our local Canadian distributor
Despite this, Amazon rejected our appeal and kept the account deactivated.
They’re now asking for:
- Import/export documents like bills of lading, commercial invoices, and packing lists
- Logistics details, including tracking numbers and bills of lading
- If not a brand owner, authorization letters and full documentation tracing back to the brand
- Order confirmation, order shipping, or fulfillment update documents for all the orders placed for the ASIN in question and its quantities.
We're confused because:
- We bought these products locally within Canada from a legitimate distributor and sold them on Amazon Canada and the USA.
- We don’t have bills of lading because there was no international import involved on our part.
- Do they want our distributor’s bills of lading and logistics info? Or our own (which we don’t have because we didn’t import)?
- For order confirmation, do they want FBA order confirmations?
Has anyone faced a similar issue? What exactly did you submit that worked?
Would greatly appreciate help from anyone who has successfully appealed in a similar situation.
Thanks in advance!
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