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# How to transfer Voice In license to a different account?

If you need to transfer your Dictanote or Voice In license to a different email address, you can do so by updating the email associated with your account. Here's how.

### Steps to Update Your Email

1. [Log in to your account ](http://dictanote.co/accounts/login/)and go to the [**Account Settings** page](https://dictanote.co/accounts/me/).
2. Click on **Edit** next to your email address.
3. Enter your new email address and save.

You can have both your old and new email addresses point to the same account.

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### If Your New Email Is Already Associated with Another Account

Each email can only be associated with one account. If the new email you want to use is already linked to a different account, you'll need to free it up first:

1. [**Log in** with the account](http://dictanote.co/accounts/login/) that has the new email.
2. Go to [**Account Settings**](https://dictanote.co/accounts/me/) > **Delete Account**. This will free up that email address.
3. **Log back in** with your original account (the one with the license).
4. Go to [**Account Settings**](https://dictanote.co/accounts/me/) and click **Edit** next to your email address.
5. Enter the now-available email address and save.

Your license will now be accessible under the new email.

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**Need help?** Contact us at <support@dictanote.co> if you run into any issues during the process.


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