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Hi,
It seems that you didn't complete the transfer from a different AWS account for your zone.
Make sure that in Route53 -> Hosted zone -> your-domain you have the same NS records as in Route53 -> Registered domains -> your-domain. If not, put proper records in Route53 -> Hosted zone -> your-domain
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I have seen something similar before with lightsail.
Do you have dns sec enabled on your domain but not configured? If so you need to disable dns sec on your r53 zone/domain in order to resolve the name servers.
What was the issue in the end?
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I confirmed that the hosted zone NS records are identical to the NS records in the Route53 registered domain. I've also confirmed the NS records returned by AWS CloudShell are correct (aws route53domains get-domain-detail...) . And there is also an Operation ID for the domain transfer under requests in Route53. What else should I check or do? Thanks for your help.
Weird, what NS servers
whois your_domain_name
shows? The same you have in your hosted zone?