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When you generate a public certificate in ACM with a DNS valication, ACM provides you with a CNAME key:value. You have to create a CNAME entry in the platform where you are managing your domain. If you bought you domain in the third party provider, you can create the CNAME there or configure a domain delegation to the Route53 and after that create the CNAME in Route53. The domain validaion in ACM usually takes several minutes.
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did you buy your domain in Route53 or configured domain delegation from 3d party domain provider to Route53 ?
are your public domain NS records pointing to Route53? Have you created the CNAME record that gets generated by ACM under your domain? I suggest setting your TTL to a low number in order for other DNS resolvers to flush the old entries and try again. Usually the DNS verification should only take a few minutes.