The country availability flow records the request before attempting its confirmation email. Read the success notice on the form: it can confirm that you are on the availability list even when an email acknowledgement was not sent.
Check the email address you entered and look in spam or company quarantine. If the page says your request was saved, avoid submitting repeatedly just because the inbox is quiet. Repeated submissions do not make a country become available sooner.
If the page instead says it could not add you, the request was not confirmed. Correct any required fields and try again. Choose your company’s country, rather than the location of the person filling out the form, so the request reflects the service location you need.
For a persistent issue, tell support the country, the email used, and which notice appeared. Do not include a password because the availability request is separate from account authentication. Joining the list does not create paid access or a confirmed start date for a service. Wait for a specific availability update before relying on Institution for that company.
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