When I first saw our Canadian flags here, I thought the same thing! Even on the NSFE forums I noticed that some sellers were clearly non-US, but I didn’t have the time to check for others…
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Did you open a case? I didn’t… Should I/we?
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Amazon makes my head tired, I avoid any interaction that I can. I usually seem to come out fine just waiting them out. YMMV
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This might be worth trying:
These are from:
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/seller-forums/discussions/t/8bd92c65-3156-4ce0-956a-235c3bb5a034
:
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Even though I’d seen a post from someone whom I believe is US-domiciled (because they once mentioned their state of residence in the ASF) stating that they, too, were impacted, I strongly suspected that our friend @Brigitte’s sleuthing might well hold a good deal of water.
That being said, April_Amazon has just posted that there exists information that the issue is affecting US-domiciled accounts as well:
All in all, yet another cracker-jack job by Amazon’s bottom-of-the-barrel programming crew…
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… meanwhile … when picking up the mail today, one of our business credit cards has joined the INFORM Act need for verification.
Interestingly, it is the card that we use with/for Amazon. So … we can use the Amazon 1009K to verify with the credit card … which is nice because we can use the credit card to verify with Amazon.
Guess you could say … that’s a pretty tight nit circle and we be in the middle of it.
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Although I realized that you meant “tight-knit,” I recalled that you’ve mentioned having grown bald - thus, having no nits to pick 
- and as a result, I immediately envisioned unemployed lice hopping down to the corner bar to drown their sorrows…
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Gheez. You had to say the “L” word. Now my head itches. And I just washed my hair.
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