Missing Push Notification Entitlement

Hello all,
I am trying to submit my app to the store, but everytime I finish submittint I get an email with a warning:
Missing Push Notification Entitlement
I'm using Xcode 5 and looks like all the documentation I found regarding this issue is irrelevant.
I'm looking in my App Id and do see the push service production and development checked.
I see no related capability in Xcode.
Anything I should enable within Xcode to resolve this?

Yup, i have the same issue here. AIR 3.5.something, Flash Builder 4.7 ... i received the damn mail today just seconds after successfully uploaded the app with Application Loader Version 2.8 (321). I didn't used any Push Notification services functionalities neither enabled it in the distribution provisoning profile. Like Alan_Haugen says the tone of the words make you believe that everything is fine, and that next time you upload stuff, take care to fix that. Don't know, will wait to see if the app will be approved.
Adobe please don't get angry now - but maybe is time to take problems that developers using your technology have - more seriously. You know, we are the last ones defending your frontiers in the AIR / FLASH frontlines and maybe we deserved more attention here ???? I mean the answer you placed here is the same if someone had mechanical car issues, and you suggest him to try to stop the car and start the car again then all troubles will be gone. Cmmon.
I mean there is only few calls to Apple needed and few hours of investigation to get there. And I think at least you can give us some credibility if you make us believe you are investigating the issue, and not redirect us off to stackoverflow - just like we are from Mars, and we didn't heard about it until today.
I'm really sorry for maybe a litlle harsh words, and really i would like to continue to use AIR / FLASH technologies but you must understand and i'm 100% sure that more or less all people springling around here are in enterprises. And in enterprises there are no answers like maybe, don't know, not sure, will see, etc. Because with such answers you're dead in less than needed to close one eye.

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