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Macbook Pro AppleCare Question

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desi22601

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I just got my new macbook pro in today and i love it so far.. of course i am a windows user switching to mac so it will take some time getting used to. I bought the Apple Care Protection Plan and i have a question about it. Does it come in the macbook pro box? I didn't see it inside of it and i definitely paid for it. Thanks for reading :D
 
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desi22601 said:
I just got my new macbook pro in today and i love it so far.. of course i am a windows user switching to mac so it will take some time getting used to. I bought the Apple Care Protection Plan and i have a question about it. Does it come in the macbook pro box? I didn't see it inside of it and i definitely paid for it. Thanks for reading :D
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Just to register the applecare for MBP and you'll be fine..


AppleCare has it's own box:


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The Applecare comes in its own box. If you ordered the MBP and Applecare online it's possible they came in different boxes. Don't worry though, if you paid for it you'll get it (and you can register anytime within the first year so no rush).
 
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calvy

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Is it listed on the invoice?

I've never bought a Mac online with Apple Care at the same time. But I'm guessing maybe they could autoregister the laptop. Or they could throw the documents in the box.

If you don't have it in the box, and you've paid for it, you can check your warranty status on apple's website and it'll tell you if you have apple care registered. If that says you aren't registered, and you can't find the documents, call apple.
 
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desi22601

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calvy said:
Is it listed on the invoice?

I've never bought a Mac online with Apple Care at the same time. But I'm guessing maybe they could autoregister the laptop. Or they could throw the documents in the box.

If you don't have it in the box, and you've paid for it, you can check your warranty status on apple's website and it'll tell you if you have apple care registered. If that says you aren't registered, and you can't find the documents, call apple.
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Alright thanks for the helpful info, how do i exactly check my warranty status on apple's website?
 
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