To transfer an AppleCare plan, you must provide the buyer with your purchase receipt (receipt), plan confirmation, and contract and notify Apple by email, fax, or mail. Apple needs to know the plan`s contract number, the device`s serial number, and the new owner`s contact information. You will find all the details in the terms and conditions. With iMac, iMac Pro, Mac mini, Mac Pro. After purchasing AppleCare Protection Plan from applecareshop.com they may register as follows: Their use of Apple software or hardware products is based on the software license and other terms applicable to the product at the time of purchase. Your consent to these terms is required to install or use the product. Please note that the software license that is attached to the product at the time of purchase may differ from the license version that you can check here. Read the current terms carefully before installing the software or using the product. Coverage begins with the purchase of the plan. The duration of the plan is the date on which your plan begins in accordance with the above sentence and, unless it is cancelled, ends on the date indicated in your plan confirmation. Your plan confirmation will be provided to you at the time or time of purchase or will be automatically sent to you. If you purchased your plan from Apple, you can get a copy of your plan confirmation by following the instructions and entering the serial number of your covered device under selfsolve.apple.com/agreement/list. Of course, you should always read the full agreement before acquiring any guarantee or insurance.

Read the software license agreements for Apple products currently shipped by selecting the product below. (vi) This plan is only offered and is valid if you are located in a country where Apple or its affiliates offer the plan described above: www.apple.com/legal/applecare/countrylist.html. This plan is not offered to people who have not yet reached the age of majority. This plan is not available if prohibited by law. . (iii) for losses related to a business you operate (including, but not limited to, data loss, lost profits or business interruptions). . . .