When will my AppleCare Protection Plan arrive?

Hello,
I recently bought a MacBook Air using the education store from Apple. I know that my MacBook comes with a 3 year protection plan from Apple, but I haven't heard any word from Apple about it, no letters or e-mails etc., and it has been about a week now.
When should I hear about this?
Thanks!

Software OSX reloads are not causes for AppleCare to be voided. Only physical damage voids AppleCare.
But ... AppleCare follows the system, not the person. You will need to buy new AppleCare for your next system. The good news about that is that you can charge for the AppleCare you paid for. I would arrange to meet at an Apple Store for the transfwr of money so you can confirm for the buyer:
AppleCare policy does has as much tme left as you claim
The system is good-enough condition that AppleCare has not been voided.

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Ansuz82,
The iPhone batteries page says designed to retain 80% at this link in the right hand side bar:
http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone.html
The quote from that page is:
A properly maintained iPhone battery is designed to retain up to 80% of its original capacity at 400 full charge and discharge cycles. You may choose to replace your battery when it no longer holds sufficient charge to meet your needs.
The page you link to says it will be replaced by Apple if it drops to below 50% capacity while covered. The actual quote is:
Your one-year warranty includes replacement coverage for a defective battery. You can extend your coverage to two years from the date of your iPhone purchase with the AppleCare Protection Plan for iPhone. During the plan’s coverage period, Apple will replace the battery if it drops below 50% of its original capacity. If it is out of warranty, Apple offers a battery replacement for $79, plus $6.95 shipping, subject to local tax. Apple disposes of your battery in an environmentally friendly manner.
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Dave Sawyer wrote:
I notice that there's a white label on the bottom of the box that has some numbers with the words "Auto Enroll" next to them.
That would seem to indicate that your AppleCare was set up automatically and no further action on your part is necessary. Auto-enroll is usual when purchasing AppleCare at the same time you purchase your product. You should be able to check the status by going to this web page:
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Message was edited by: Dave Sawyer
After checking the web page that you provided and entering the information required, I got this message:
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It seems that I was automatically covered with the AppleCare from day one as I bought both the Apple TV and AppleCare at the same time at an Apple Store. Thanks Dave and to all of those who answered my question!

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An AppleCare Protection Plan for a MacBook (or iPod or iPhone or Mac Pro tower or display) is a stand alone product. It is sold in many places just like any box of software. It's up to you to open the box and enroll the product using the serial number. When you purchase an APP you do not need to provide a serial number. The purchase is not the transaction that enrolls the plan for your product. If you never used the enrollment number in your box to apply to the serial number of your product over the phone (or online or by mailing in the enrollment card), then your product can't be covered.
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Hi Mac lovers!
Second question for this forum....As i said before i just purchased 3 weeks ago my new and first Macbook Pro, the sales agent offered the apple care protection plan for $349 (3 year coverage) at the beginning i found it a little expensive but the more i think i wondering....is it worth it?
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AppleCare coverage for Macs is worldwide, you can take it in for service anywhere (applies to the standard one year warranty and the AppleCare Protection Plan).
Is it worth it? Depends! If you get to the end of three years and have no problems with your Mac, then perhaps it wasn't worth it. If it goes belly up 367 days after you buy it, it's absolutely worth it.
Personally, I don't have it. My MBP will be three years old in May of this year, no problems to date (except the battery, which was a known issue for which Apple extended the original warranty to two years for my model). My wife's 12" PowerBook is now 6 years old, and still runs fine (only needing a replacement battery about 2 years ago, that's normal wear); it was in constant use until this Christmas when I got her a new unibody MB.
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Recently, I noticed that my battery was deteriorating so I decided to check its status, which showed "Service Battery". Now, because I bought the AppleCare Protection Plan at the time that I bought my Macbook Pro (June 2011), I decided to go to an authorized Apple retailer place to have my MBP fixed. But when I got there, they checked my warranty status and they told me that I don't have the AppleCare Plan and the normal warranty has expired, which is impossible because I did buy the Plan.
I don't have the receipt as proof, because my aunt bought the MBP for me in the US when she was there. What I do have for proof though are the screenshots that I sent her, which included all the specific detail regarding the features of the MBP that I wanted to have:
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