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Android Developer Verification

Use this checklist to complete and record the Play Console developer verification and Android package-name registration status for OnTime.

This work requires Google Play Console access for the developer account that owns club.devkor.ontime. Do not paste government IDs, addresses, phone verification codes, payment profile details, keystores, private keys, or unredacted Play Console screenshots into git, issues, pull requests, or chat.

Required Access

  • Google Play Console access for the OnTime developer account.
  • Permission to view developer account verification status.
  • Permission to create or inspect the Play Console app for package club.devkor.ontime.
  • Access to the release signing owner if package registration requires the SHA-256 certificate fingerprint or a signed proof APK.

Console Checks

  1. Open Play Console for the OnTime developer account.
  2. Check the developer account verification banner, Home tasks, and account verification pages.
  3. Record whether identity verification is complete, pending, rejected, or not yet available for this account.
  4. Open or create the Play Console app whose package name is club.devkor.ontime.
  5. Check whether Google has automatically registered the package name for the verified Play developer identity.
  6. If manual package-name registration is required, register club.devkor.ontime with the release signing certificate SHA-256 fingerprint.
  7. If Google requires proof for an existing package name, follow the Play Console ownership flow using a signed APK generated with the matching private signing key.
  8. Record any deadline, rejected field, blocked step, or Google support case.

Google's current package-name registration guidance says package registration is blocked until Android developer identity verification is complete, and that Google planned to try automatic registration for Play apps before the broader Android developer verification launch. Confirm the actual status in the OnTime Play Console account because rollout timing and account eligibility are account-specific.

Reference:

Status Record

Fill this section after checking Play Console. Keep sensitive identity and signing details in the secure account record, not in this repository.

Checked by:
Checked date:
Play Console account:
Developer account type: personal / organization / other
Developer identity verification status:
Verification deadline:
Package name: club.devkor.ontime
Play Console app exists: yes / no
Package auto-registered by Google: yes / no / not shown
Manual package registration required: yes / no / unclear
Signing certificate SHA-256 source: Play App Signing / upload key / local release key / not needed
Package registration status:
Google support case:
Remaining follow-up:
Evidence location:

Completion Criteria

  • Developer identity verification status is known.
  • Package-name registration status for club.devkor.ontime is known.
  • Manual registration is completed if Play Console requires it.
  • Any follow-up deadline or Google support case is recorded in the secure release account record and summarized in the release issue without sensitive details.

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Android Developer Verification
Use this checklist to complete and record the Play Console developer
verification and Android package-name registration status for OnTime.
This work requires Google Play Console access for the developer account that
owns club.devkor.ontime. Do not paste government IDs, addresses, phone
verification codes, payment profile details, keystores, private keys, or
unredacted Play Console screenshots into git, issues, pull requests, or chat.
Required Access
  • Google Play Console access for the OnTime developer account.
  • Permission to view developer account verification status.
  • Permission to create or inspect the Play Console app for package
club.devkor.ontime.
  • Access to the release signing owner if package registration requires the
SHA-256 certificate fingerprint or a signed proof APK.
Console Checks
  1. Open Play Console for the OnTime developer account.
  2. Check the developer account verification banner, Home tasks, and account
verification pages.
  3. Record whether identity verification is complete, pending, rejected, or not
yet available for this account.
  4. Open or create the Play Console app whose package name is
club.devkor.ontime.
  5. Check whether Google has automatically registered the package name for the
verified Play developer identity.
  6. If manual package-name registration is required, register
club.devkor.ontime with the release signing certificate SHA-256
fingerprint.
  7. If Google requires proof for an existing package name, follow the Play
Console ownership flow using a signed APK generated with the matching
private signing key.
  8. Record any deadline, rejected field, blocked step, or Google support case.
Google's current package-name registration guidance says package registration
is blocked until Android developer identity verification is complete, and that
Google planned to try automatic registration for Play apps before the broader
Android developer verification launch. Confirm the actual status in the OnTime
Play Console account because rollout timing and account eligibility are
account-specific.
Reference:
Status Record
Fill this section after checking Play Console. Keep sensitive identity and
signing details in the secure account record, not in this repository.
Checked by:
Checked date:
Play Console account:
Developer account type: personal / organization / other
Developer identity verification status:
Verification deadline:
Package name: club.devkor.ontime
Play Console app exists: yes / no
Package auto-registered by Google: yes / no / not shown
Manual package registration required: yes / no / unclear
Signing certificate SHA-256 source: Play App Signing / upload key / local release key / not needed
Package registration status:
Google support case:
Remaining follow-up:
Evidence location:

Completion Criteria
  • Developer identity verification status is known.
  • Package-name registration status for club.devkor.ontime is known.
  • Manual registration is completed if Play Console requires it.
  • Any follow-up deadline or Google support case is recorded in the secure
release account record and summarized in the release issue without sensitive
details.
Clone this wiki locally

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Ejun edited this page May 10, 2026
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Android Developer Verification
Use this checklist to complete and record the Play Console developer
verification and Android package-name registration status for OnTime.
This work requires Google Play Console access for the developer account that
owns club.devkor.ontime. Do not paste government IDs, addresses, phone
verification codes, payment profile details, keystores, private keys, or
unredacted Play Console screenshots into git, issues, pull requests, or chat.
Required Access
  • Google Play Console access for the OnTime developer account.
  • Permission to view developer account verification status.
  • Permission to create or inspect the Play Console app for package
club.devkor.ontime.
  • Access to the release signing owner if package registration requires the
SHA-256 certificate fingerprint or a signed proof APK.
Console Checks
  1. Open Play Console for the OnTime developer account.
  2. Check the developer account verification banner, Home tasks, and account
verification pages.
  3. Record whether identity verification is complete, pending, rejected, or not
yet available for this account.
  4. Open or create the Play Console app whose package name is
club.devkor.ontime.
  5. Check whether Google has automatically registered the package name for the
verified Play developer identity.
  6. If manual package-name registration is required, register
club.devkor.ontime with the release signing certificate SHA-256
fingerprint.
  7. If Google requires proof for an existing package name, follow the Play
Console ownership flow using a signed APK generated with the matching
private signing key.
  8. Record any deadline, rejected field, blocked step, or Google support case.
Google's current package-name registration guidance says package registration
is blocked until Android developer identity verification is complete, and that
Google planned to try automatic registration for Play apps before the broader
Android developer verification launch. Confirm the actual status in the OnTime
Play Console account because rollout timing and account eligibility are
account-specific.
Reference:
Status Record
Fill this section after checking Play Console. Keep sensitive identity and
signing details in the secure account record, not in this repository.
Checked by:
Checked date:
Play Console account:
Developer account type: personal / organization / other
Developer identity verification status:
Verification deadline:
Package name: club.devkor.ontime
Play Console app exists: yes / no
Package auto-registered by Google: yes / no / not shown
Manual package registration required: yes / no / unclear
Signing certificate SHA-256 source: Play App Signing / upload key / local release key / not needed
Package registration status:
Google support case:
Remaining follow-up:
Evidence location:

Completion Criteria
  • Developer identity verification status is known.
  • Package-name registration status for club.devkor.ontime is known.
  • Manual registration is completed if Play Console requires it.
  • Any follow-up deadline or Google support case is recorded in the secure
release account record and summarized in the release issue without sensitive
details.
Clone this wiki locally

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var __re = new RegExp('^' + ".*" + '

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Ejun edited this page May 10, 2026
·
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Android Developer Verification
Use this checklist to complete and record the Play Console developer
verification and Android package-name registration status for OnTime.
This work requires Google Play Console access for the developer account that
owns club.devkor.ontime. Do not paste government IDs, addresses, phone
verification codes, payment profile details, keystores, private keys, or
unredacted Play Console screenshots into git, issues, pull requests, or chat.
Required Access
  • Google Play Console access for the OnTime developer account.
  • Permission to view developer account verification status.
  • Permission to create or inspect the Play Console app for package
club.devkor.ontime.
  • Access to the release signing owner if package registration requires the
SHA-256 certificate fingerprint or a signed proof APK.
Console Checks
  1. Open Play Console for the OnTime developer account.
  2. Check the developer account verification banner, Home tasks, and account
verification pages.
  3. Record whether identity verification is complete, pending, rejected, or not
yet available for this account.
  4. Open or create the Play Console app whose package name is
club.devkor.ontime.
  5. Check whether Google has automatically registered the package name for the
verified Play developer identity.
  6. If manual package-name registration is required, register
club.devkor.ontime with the release signing certificate SHA-256
fingerprint.
  7. If Google requires proof for an existing package name, follow the Play
Console ownership flow using a signed APK generated with the matching
private signing key.
  8. Record any deadline, rejected field, blocked step, or Google support case.
Google's current package-name registration guidance says package registration
is blocked until Android developer identity verification is complete, and that
Google planned to try automatic registration for Play apps before the broader
Android developer verification launch. Confirm the actual status in the OnTime
Play Console account because rollout timing and account eligibility are
account-specific.
Reference:
Status Record
Fill this section after checking Play Console. Keep sensitive identity and
signing details in the secure account record, not in this repository.
Checked by:
Checked date:
Play Console account:
Developer account type: personal / organization / other
Developer identity verification status:
Verification deadline:
Package name: club.devkor.ontime
Play Console app exists: yes / no
Package auto-registered by Google: yes / no / not shown
Manual package registration required: yes / no / unclear
Signing certificate SHA-256 source: Play App Signing / upload key / local release key / not needed
Package registration status:
Google support case:
Remaining follow-up:
Evidence location:

Completion Criteria
  • Developer identity verification status is known.
  • Package-name registration status for club.devkor.ontime is known.
  • Manual registration is completed if Play Console requires it.
  • Any follow-up deadline or Google support case is recorded in the secure
release account record and summarized in the release issue without sensitive
details.
Clone this wiki locally

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(function(){
try {
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var __re = new RegExp('^' + "youtube\\.com" + '

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Android Developer Verification
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Ejun edited this page May 10, 2026
·
1 revision
Android Developer Verification
Use this checklist to complete and record the Play Console developer
verification and Android package-name registration status for OnTime.
This work requires Google Play Console access for the developer account that
owns club.devkor.ontime. Do not paste government IDs, addresses, phone
verification codes, payment profile details, keystores, private keys, or
unredacted Play Console screenshots into git, issues, pull requests, or chat.
Required Access
  • Google Play Console access for the OnTime developer account.
  • Permission to view developer account verification status.
  • Permission to create or inspect the Play Console app for package
club.devkor.ontime.
  • Access to the release signing owner if package registration requires the
SHA-256 certificate fingerprint or a signed proof APK.
Console Checks
  1. Open Play Console for the OnTime developer account.
  2. Check the developer account verification banner, Home tasks, and account
verification pages.
  3. Record whether identity verification is complete, pending, rejected, or not
yet available for this account.
  4. Open or create the Play Console app whose package name is
club.devkor.ontime.
  5. Check whether Google has automatically registered the package name for the
verified Play developer identity.
  6. If manual package-name registration is required, register
club.devkor.ontime with the release signing certificate SHA-256
fingerprint.
  7. If Google requires proof for an existing package name, follow the Play
Console ownership flow using a signed APK generated with the matching
private signing key.
  8. Record any deadline, rejected field, blocked step, or Google support case.
Google's current package-name registration guidance says package registration
is blocked until Android developer identity verification is complete, and that
Google planned to try automatic registration for Play apps before the broader
Android developer verification launch. Confirm the actual status in the OnTime
Play Console account because rollout timing and account eligibility are
account-specific.
Reference:
Status Record
Fill this section after checking Play Console. Keep sensitive identity and
signing details in the secure account record, not in this repository.
Checked by:
Checked date:
Play Console account:
Developer account type: personal / organization / other
Developer identity verification status:
Verification deadline:
Package name: club.devkor.ontime
Play Console app exists: yes / no
Package auto-registered by Google: yes / no / not shown
Manual package registration required: yes / no / unclear
Signing certificate SHA-256 source: Play App Signing / upload key / local release key / not needed
Package registration status:
Google support case:
Remaining follow-up:
Evidence location:

Completion Criteria
  • Developer identity verification status is known.
  • Package-name registration status for club.devkor.ontime is known.
  • Manual registration is completed if Play Console requires it.
  • Any follow-up deadline or Google support case is recorded in the secure
release account record and summarized in the release issue without sensitive
details.
Clone this wiki locally

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(function(){
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Android Developer Verification
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Ejun edited this page May 10, 2026
·
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Android Developer Verification
Use this checklist to complete and record the Play Console developer
verification and Android package-name registration status for OnTime.
This work requires Google Play Console access for the developer account that
owns club.devkor.ontime. Do not paste government IDs, addresses, phone
verification codes, payment profile details, keystores, private keys, or
unredacted Play Console screenshots into git, issues, pull requests, or chat.
Required Access
  • Google Play Console access for the OnTime developer account.
  • Permission to view developer account verification status.
  • Permission to create or inspect the Play Console app for package
club.devkor.ontime.
  • Access to the release signing owner if package registration requires the
SHA-256 certificate fingerprint or a signed proof APK.
Console Checks
  1. Open Play Console for the OnTime developer account.
  2. Check the developer account verification banner, Home tasks, and account
verification pages.
  3. Record whether identity verification is complete, pending, rejected, or not
yet available for this account.
  4. Open or create the Play Console app whose package name is
club.devkor.ontime.
  5. Check whether Google has automatically registered the package name for the
verified Play developer identity.
  6. If manual package-name registration is required, register
club.devkor.ontime with the release signing certificate SHA-256
fingerprint.
  7. If Google requires proof for an existing package name, follow the Play
Console ownership flow using a signed APK generated with the matching
private signing key.
  8. Record any deadline, rejected field, blocked step, or Google support case.
Google's current package-name registration guidance says package registration
is blocked until Android developer identity verification is complete, and that
Google planned to try automatic registration for Play apps before the broader
Android developer verification launch. Confirm the actual status in the OnTime
Play Console account because rollout timing and account eligibility are
account-specific.
Reference:
Status Record
Fill this section after checking Play Console. Keep sensitive identity and
signing details in the secure account record, not in this repository.
Checked by:
Checked date:
Play Console account:
Developer account type: personal / organization / other
Developer identity verification status:
Verification deadline:
Package name: club.devkor.ontime
Play Console app exists: yes / no
Package auto-registered by Google: yes / no / not shown
Manual package registration required: yes / no / unclear
Signing certificate SHA-256 source: Play App Signing / upload key / local release key / not needed
Package registration status:
Google support case:
Remaining follow-up:
Evidence location:

Completion Criteria
  • Developer identity verification status is known.
  • Package-name registration status for club.devkor.ontime is known.
  • Manual registration is completed if Play Console requires it.
  • Any follow-up deadline or Google support case is recorded in the secure
release account record and summarized in the release issue without sensitive
details.
Clone this wiki locally

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(function(){
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Android Developer Verification
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·
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Android Developer Verification
Use this checklist to complete and record the Play Console developer
verification and Android package-name registration status for OnTime.
This work requires Google Play Console access for the developer account that
owns club.devkor.ontime. Do not paste government IDs, addresses, phone
verification codes, payment profile details, keystores, private keys, or
unredacted Play Console screenshots into git, issues, pull requests, or chat.
Required Access
  • Google Play Console access for the OnTime developer account.
  • Permission to view developer account verification status.
  • Permission to create or inspect the Play Console app for package
club.devkor.ontime.
  • Access to the release signing owner if package registration requires the
SHA-256 certificate fingerprint or a signed proof APK.
Console Checks
  1. Open Play Console for the OnTime developer account.
  2. Check the developer account verification banner, Home tasks, and account
verification pages.
  3. Record whether identity verification is complete, pending, rejected, or not
yet available for this account.
  4. Open or create the Play Console app whose package name is
club.devkor.ontime.
  5. Check whether Google has automatically registered the package name for the
verified Play developer identity.
  6. If manual package-name registration is required, register
club.devkor.ontime with the release signing certificate SHA-256
fingerprint.
  7. If Google requires proof for an existing package name, follow the Play
Console ownership flow using a signed APK generated with the matching
private signing key.
  8. Record any deadline, rejected field, blocked step, or Google support case.
Google's current package-name registration guidance says package registration
is blocked until Android developer identity verification is complete, and that
Google planned to try automatic registration for Play apps before the broader
Android developer verification launch. Confirm the actual status in the OnTime
Play Console account because rollout timing and account eligibility are
account-specific.
Reference:
Status Record
Fill this section after checking Play Console. Keep sensitive identity and
signing details in the secure account record, not in this repository.
Checked by:
Checked date:
Play Console account:
Developer account type: personal / organization / other
Developer identity verification status:
Verification deadline:
Package name: club.devkor.ontime
Play Console app exists: yes / no
Package auto-registered by Google: yes / no / not shown
Manual package registration required: yes / no / unclear
Signing certificate SHA-256 source: Play App Signing / upload key / local release key / not needed
Package registration status:
Google support case:
Remaining follow-up:
Evidence location:

Completion Criteria
  • Developer identity verification status is known.
  • Package-name registration status for club.devkor.ontime is known.
  • Manual registration is completed if Play Console requires it.
  • Any follow-up deadline or Google support case is recorded in the secure
release account record and summarized in the release issue without sensitive
details.
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Android Developer Verification
Use this checklist to complete and record the Play Console developer
verification and Android package-name registration status for OnTime.
This work requires Google Play Console access for the developer account that
owns club.devkor.ontime. Do not paste government IDs, addresses, phone
verification codes, payment profile details, keystores, private keys, or
unredacted Play Console screenshots into git, issues, pull requests, or chat.
Required Access
  • Google Play Console access for the OnTime developer account.
  • Permission to view developer account verification status.
  • Permission to create or inspect the Play Console app for package
club.devkor.ontime.
  • Access to the release signing owner if package registration requires the
SHA-256 certificate fingerprint or a signed proof APK.
Console Checks
  1. Open Play Console for the OnTime developer account.
  2. Check the developer account verification banner, Home tasks, and account
verification pages.
  3. Record whether identity verification is complete, pending, rejected, or not
yet available for this account.
  4. Open or create the Play Console app whose package name is
club.devkor.ontime.
  5. Check whether Google has automatically registered the package name for the
verified Play developer identity.
  6. If manual package-name registration is required, register
club.devkor.ontime with the release signing certificate SHA-256
fingerprint.
  7. If Google requires proof for an existing package name, follow the Play
Console ownership flow using a signed APK generated with the matching
private signing key.
  8. Record any deadline, rejected field, blocked step, or Google support case.
Google's current package-name registration guidance says package registration
is blocked until Android developer identity verification is complete, and that
Google planned to try automatic registration for Play apps before the broader
Android developer verification launch. Confirm the actual status in the OnTime
Play Console account because rollout timing and account eligibility are
account-specific.
Reference:
Status Record
Fill this section after checking Play Console. Keep sensitive identity and
signing details in the secure account record, not in this repository.
Checked by:
Checked date:
Play Console account:
Developer account type: personal / organization / other
Developer identity verification status:
Verification deadline:
Package name: club.devkor.ontime
Play Console app exists: yes / no
Package auto-registered by Google: yes / no / not shown
Manual package registration required: yes / no / unclear
Signing certificate SHA-256 source: Play App Signing / upload key / local release key / not needed
Package registration status:
Google support case:
Remaining follow-up:
Evidence location:

Completion Criteria
  • Developer identity verification status is known.
  • Package-name registration status for club.devkor.ontime is known.
  • Manual registration is completed if Play Console requires it.
  • Any follow-up deadline or Google support case is recorded in the secure
release account record and summarized in the release issue without sensitive
details.
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