Can't find the "Get home use license link under Requests"

[Anonymous]

I have a Revit 2014 Student Licence which I've been using for two years, The subscription is ending tomorrow and I want to reactive my existing student licence. I'm following the instructions of how to extend my home licence provided by Autodesk, however I can't find the "Click the Get home use license link under Requests" It does not exist in my account.

These are the steps I'm completing below per AutoDesk.

To request a Home Use license for a network license server:

1. Sign in to your Autodesk Account at accounts.autodesk.com.
2. Select Management to view your Products & Services.
3. Locate the software title with maintenance plan and click the More actions link below the Download button.
4. Click the Get home use license link under Requests.

I can get as far as step 3 but I'm unable to find step #4.

Please help,

Kenneth

[RDAOU]

Hello  @Anonymous

Effective March 21, 2016 Educational and Student Licenses are not eligible for Home Use anymore.

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/customer-service/account-management/software-downloads/home-use/eligible-product-list

However; the educational license for some products offers "2 Seats"; meaning you may use that particular on two personal computures (NOT simultaneously) ... Hence; you will have to consult the licensing information which you have received via email from Autodesk to determine whether you are eligible for that or not.

NOTE:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I have a Revit 2014 Student Licence which I've been using for two years, The subscription is ending tomorrow and I want to reactive my existing student licence.

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Your statement contradicts itself... Unless there is a missing part to that statement

1. Student license is a 3 years term license..
2. It is not a subscription
3. AND it cannot be ending tomorrow if you have it since 2 years!!!! you should still have 1 year to go

[Anonymous]

@Anonymous  As long as you are still in school, you can receive another license.  Sign in with your Autodesk ID (Top Right corner, select Education Community) at http://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/revit   You may be asked to input your school credentials again.  If it is accepted you can get a licenses from 2014 to 2017.  HTH

[RDAOU]

I still believe you should have 1 year left on the educational license for Revit 2014

But in the event you want to extend the student license...you will need to submit a support request to Education Community on the following link and you might/will be requested to provide a formal attestation from the School/University confirming that you are still a student. (It will not extend the license of the same product version through the education community online login)

LINK: Autodesk EDUCATION COMMUNITY SUPPORT