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While some products may come with an automatic warranty, whether limited or full coverage, and registering a product might secure it, not all product registration includes warranties. You might have additional options to buy add-on coverage, though. What happens if I don't register? Nothing bad.

However, some guarantees can be two years, five years or even 10 years. A guarantee covering more than 12 months will usually be on condition that you register your appliance with them. If you don't, they may refuse to carry out a free repair for the rest of the guarantee once it's out of the first 12 month period.

There is one advantage to registration: A company that has your name and contact information, and the product model and serial number, can reach you if the product is recalled.

A warranty registration form is used by manufacturers and distributors to register their products for warranty protection. In order for warranty coverage to be valid, your product must be registered with the manufacturer or the potential warranty holder.

Although many companies may have at one time put in fine print that failure to register the product could void the warranty, there are protections against this. There are federal rules in place that specify that warranties can't be contingent on filling out registration cards.

The truth is, in most cases not registering your purchase won't actually void the manufacturer warranty. In fact, in some states that would be illegal. Most products today are now sold with a limited warranty and if they require registration it must be clearly stated.

Warranty Registration (WR) occurs when a stock equipment is sold to an end customer. While doing a warranty registration all data such as customer details, policies applied and sales details are captured. The equipment is then moved from your Stock folder to your Retailed folder.

While some products may come with an automatic warranty, whether limited or full coverage, and registering a product might secure it, not all product registration includes warranties. You might have additional options to buy add-on coverage, though. What happens if I don't register? Nothing bad.