Payment Reminder

Ken Handfield 0 Reputation points
2026-10-09T22:34:00.5833333+00:00

I keep getting a payment reminder but I'm paid through 2027.

Microsoft 365 and Office | Subscription, account, billing | For home | Other
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  1. Estrella721 46,670 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-10-09T23:16:40.76+00:00

    To help determine what may be causing the problem:

    Sign in to your Microsoft account here: https://account.microsoft.com/services

    Can you see the subscription asking you to renew, and does it show that your subscription is active until 2027?

    How are you receiving the reminder? Is it through an email or a pop-up message when you open Word, Excel, or PowerPoint?

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    2026-10-09T22:34:15.1333333+00:00

    If the subscription shows paid through 2027, the reminder is typically caused by cached or mismatched Microsoft 365 license or billing status in the Office apps.

    Try these steps:

    1. Confirm the subscription status shows Active in Services & subscriptions.
    2. Open Word or another Office app and go to File > Account.
    3. Use Update License if it appears.
    4. Sign out of Office completely.
    5. Close all Office apps.
    6. Restart the device.
    7. Open Office again and sign back in with the same Microsoft account that has the active subscription.

    Also check whether more than one Microsoft account is signed in on the device. A different personal, work, or school account can cause the app to show the wrong payment or subscription status.

    If payment was just processed, status sync can take up to 24 hours across services.


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