When you upload a video on YouTube which contains copyrighted material that is in the Content ID system, you will automatically get a claim (sometimes it may take a few days), regardless if you purchased a license or not. If you aren't a YouTube partner then you can just ignore the claim, as it will be of no consequence to you. It will not affect your channel's standing.

If you can and want to monetize the video in question or remove the claim for some other reason then please do the following:

If you have purchased a “Sync Bundle” under "Licensing" on bellabeth.com: 

Dispute the claim and add in the notes section that you purchased the license on bellabeth.com and add the email address you used to purchase the license. This is crucial as that is how I can cross-reference who licensed my music and who didn't. If you forgot to do this when disputing the claim, contact me here.

To ensure you don't lose any revenue, file a dispute within 5 days of receiving a claim. All revenue, including earnings from before the dispute, will be held until the claim is resolved. You don't need to wait for me to receive your dispute or for the managing company to release the claim (which may take several days) to make your video public - your earnings will be safe. If the dispute isn't resolved within 30 days, it will automatically be decided in your favor.

Revenue data on an active contend ID claimed video will be delayed until your claim is resolved, more info here.

If you have downloaded the song on Motion Array:

You can now dispute and clear the claim directly in MotionArray. More info here.

Revenue data on an active contend ID claimed video will be delayed until your claim is resolved, more info here.

If you have done neither:

You don't own a sync license to use the song, but you can purchase one here! Be aware that sending a dispute despite you not owning a license