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How to release an App ID stuck on a personal (free) team so it can be registered under my paid organization team?
I have two Apple Developer accounts under different Apple IDs: a free "Personal Team" account and a separate paid Organization account. Before my organization's Program enrollment was approved, I built an app to a physical device using Xcode signed into my personal account, which auto-registered an App ID under that personal team. Now that my organization account is active, I can't register the same App ID under the organization — both the web portal and Xcode's automatic signing return "not available," since it's already reserved under my personal team. Since personal (free) accounts have no web portal access, I can't see or manage that registration anywhere to release it myself. I own both accounts. Is there any self-service way to release an App ID from a personal team, or is contacting Apple Developer Support the only option? If support is required, is there a faster route than the standard contact form (I submitted a request several days ago with no reply yet)?
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How to release an App ID stuck on a personal (free) team so it can be registered under my paid organization team?
I have two Apple Developer accounts under different Apple IDs: a free "Personal Team" account and a separate paid Organization account. Before my organization's Program enrollment was approved, I built an app to a physical device using Xcode signed into my personal account, which auto-registered an App ID under that personal team. Now that my organization account is active, I can't register the same App ID under the organization — both the web portal and Xcode's automatic signing return "not available," since it's already reserved under my personal team. Since personal (free) accounts have no web portal access, I can't see or manage that registration anywhere to release it myself. I own both accounts. Is there any self-service way to release an App ID from a personal team, or is contacting Apple Developer Support the only option? If support is required, is there a faster route than the standard contact form (I submitted a request several days ago with no reply yet)?
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