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Hi @Phương Thanh-Mai
Thank you for posting your question in the Q&A Forum.
I understand you’re concerned about the expiration date of your Microsoft 365 Developer Trial, and I’m happy to clarify this for you.
The expiration date you see on your dashboard (November 4, 2025) reflects the current end date of your subscription. As long as your subscription is still active, the renewal process has not been triggered yet.
According to the Microsoft 365 Developer Program FAQ, developer subscriptions are initially valid for 90 days and can be renewed based on qualified development activity. The renewal typically happens close to or just after the expiration date. So, it's expected that the date hasn't changed in advance, even though you’re actively using the environment.
In other words, the expiration date remaining unchanged is normal. The system will check your activity and trigger the renewal process when the expiration date arrives, provided your usage meets the program’s renewal criteria.
As forum moderators, we do not have access to internal systems to review or reset Developer Program profiles. If you would like your account to be reviewed directly, I recommend reaching out to Microsoft Developer Support. They can confirm your profile status and assist you further. For more information, you can also refer to the Services Hub sign in FAQs
I hope this explanation helps clear things up! If you have any further questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out.
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