I purchased an iPad for my daughter at the beginning of October and at the time I didn't have the money to purchase AppleCare+ for it, now I have the money and would like to add AppleCare+ to the iPad, how do I go about doing so without taking it out of the box?
Thanks,
Larry W
iPad Pro (6th generation)
You can add an AppleCare+ within 60 days of initial purchase of the iPad. The owner can add AppleCare+ cover directly from iPad settings - after the iPad has been initially set-up.
You can also purchase an AppleCare plan, for a qualifying device, from Apple's AppleCare portal:
You can add an AppleCare+ within 60 days of initial purchase of the iPad. The owner can add AppleCare+ cover directly from iPad settings - after the iPad has been initially set-up.
You can also purchase an AppleCare plan, for a qualifying device, from Apple's AppleCare portal:
lwatters wrote:
I don't plan on giving it to her until Christmas, will she still be able to to add AppleCare+, once she sets it up?
Depends on when you bought it. As LotusPilot said, you have 60 days to buy Apple Care+. If you give her the iPad beyond those 60 days, then she won't be able to buy Apple Care+.
You can purchase Apple Care+ from Apple's website. click here ➜ Buy an AppleCare plan - Apple Support
If within the 60-days qualifying period, yes. Otherwise, you can add this cover from Apple's associated AppleCare page:
Buy an AppleCare plan - Apple Support
I don't plan on giving it to her until Christmas, will she still be able to to add AppleCare+, once she sets it up?
I purchased an iPad for my daughter as a gift
