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The activation email for the LinkedIn Premium student offer should normally arrive within a few days of eligibility/registration. When it does not appear, the most common causes are:
- The email is present but not visible in a specific client or device.
- In a similar case, the offer email did not show in the mobile Gmail app but was visible when checking the same mailbox from a desktop browser.
- Sign in to the same email account on a desktop or laptop browser and check Inbox, Spam/Junk, Promotions/Other (if using Gmail or similar), and any custom folders or rules.
- The email is delayed or filtered.
- Continue to monitor the mailbox for a few days after registration.
- If using a university or work address, check with the institution’s IT to ensure messages from LinkedIn/Microsoft are not being blocked or quarantined.
If the email still does not arrive after checking from a desktop browser and waiting a reasonable period (for example, a week from registration), contact LinkedIn support using the contact options in LinkedIn Help so they can verify eligibility and re‑send or otherwise assist with the offer.
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