How do I download Mountail Lion free as I purchased a new iMac 6/22

I have read mountain lion is a free upgrade for purchases after 6/11/2012.  how do you access this.  I have the purchase order info
Thanks in advance.

Request your copy of Mountain Lion here > Apple - See if you qualify for a free OS X Mountain Lion upgrade.

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