If you applied on-line you would have an email sent to you on what you had put on the on-line application form. I sent mine on-line 2 June and I got an email the same day.
As stated in my post I did not apply online, I completed the form and posted it.
The reason for this is that I do not have enough years on my record and because of that online applications are not possible.
I imagine that emails following online submissions are auto generated anyway.
Any other replies appreciated.
Chalkie - start your own thread, mate.
Don't jump onto other threads and then expect all subsequent replies to address your issue. Most will be a response to the OP's situation not yours. It will also cause confusion for the OP.
It's easy to start a new thread - if you can't understand how to - then just ask.
If it's your thread you can throw in a comment such as 'Any other replies appreciated.' As it's someone else's thread that's (IMO) rather presumptuous.
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Don't jump onto other threads and then expect all subsequent replies to address your issue. Most will be a response to the OP's situation not yours.
It will also cause confusion for the OP.
It's easy to start a new thread - if you can't understand how to - then just ask.
If it's your thread you can throw in a comment such as 'Any other replies appreciated.' As it's someone else's thread that's (IMO) rather presumptuous.
You say - "I do not have enough years on my record" .
If you mean NI contributions - then this has nothing to do with PC.
Here is info about PC eligibility:
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/benefits/help-if-on-a-low-income/pension-credit/before-you-claim-pension-credit/check-if-you-can-get-pension-credit/
Are you perhaps talking about the new State Pension, but have confused things by posting your question on a Pension Credit thread ?
I'm sure forumites will be able to offer more help if you start you own thread, and if you can us give full information in a clear manner.