Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
If more than 30 days have passed and the Microsoft 365 Premium student subscription is already active, this matches the support guidance for a manual provisioning failure.
Recommended steps:
- Recheck the Microsoft account inbox used for the offer in a desktop browser.
- Search for: LinkedIn, Premium, Microsoft, Career
- Check: Inbox, Spam/Junk, Promotions, and Other/Focused inbox
- A similar case was resolved when the email was visible on desktop but not on a phone mail app.
- Verify the subscription status.
- Sign in to Services & subscriptions.
- Confirm the Microsoft 365 student subscription shows as Active.
- Contact Microsoft Support.
- Go to Contact Microsoft Support.
- Sign in with the same Microsoft account used to activate the student offer.
- Enter: LinkedIn Premium not received
- Select Get help and then Contact Support.
- Choose Microsoft 365 and Office and a subscription/billing-related option.
- Provide these details to support:
- Microsoft 365 subscription is active
- Academic verification was completed
- More than 30 days have passed
- No LinkedIn Premium activation email or link was received
- Spam/Junk/Promotions folders were already checked
Support can confirm whether the LinkedIn benefit was generated, resend the activation link, or escalate the provisioning issue.
References:
- Microsoft 365
- LinkedIn Premium with Microsoft 365 subscription - Microsoft Q&A
- Not Received LinkedIn Premium 1 year offer after Microsoft 365 1 year offer subscription - Microsoft Q&A
- Cant get my LInkedin activated to Premuim after activating Microsoft 365 for Students - Microsoft Q&A
- How to get Linkedin premium subscription via Microsoft 365 subscription - Microsoft Q&A