When will I get an email from apple about free mountain lion?

I applied for the free Mountain Lion software update because I just recently purchased a MacBook Pro. Apple said they would send me an email with a code so I could get it for free. I still haven't received the email and I'm anxious to download the new Mountain Lion on my new Mac.

It can take 24 hours or so.

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