find out my wife and my daughter application

I came to UK on 6th of May 2004,and remained on leave as a student leave to remain visa and then I have changed my leave to remain to Tier 1 Post Study Work(Point Base System) on 22nd December 2011 which was valid until December 2013. After that I applied for Tier 1 (entrepreneur) and at the same time I applied for my family’s (Wife and Daughter)leave to remain extension as well. I have paid the required fee with all the applications submitted.
In May 2014 I completed 10 years long residency and applied for ILR(indefinite leave to remain) and have granted.
As my dependents (wife and daughter) application is still pending in the home office and waiting for their decision on their application.
My wife already spent than 5 years and 9 months in UK as my spouse dependent.
My wife joined me here as spouse dependent in July 2009 and been residing with me from then.
Would you kindly guide me on the following points:
• Can I apply for indefinite leave for my wife and British citizenship for my daughter considering that my wife already remained in the UK for more than five years as my spouse dependent.
• Daughter was born here.
• Will the fees that I already paid for my family be counted towards the new application.
• What procedure will I need to follow?
Can I apply for variation or change of my wife and daughter application.

Register your uk-born daughter.
Vary your spouse's application to FLR(M) (5-year route). They may expect extra financial burden for non-British child.

vinny wrote:Register your uk-born daughter.
Vary your spouse's application to FLR(M) (5-year route). They may expect extra financial burden for non-British child.

Thanks for sending me information i did applied for my daughter nationalization application two months ago still waiting.
my wife application is still pending is she not allow to apply for indefinite leave because she came in the uk 2009 and she got Tier1 (psw) visa before 9th July 2009. what is she not entitle to apply through chapter 8 fm.

If she does not qualify for FLR(M), then use FLR(FP).

vinny wrote:If she does not qualify for FLR(M), then use FLR(FP).

is she entitle for indefinite leave or not please send me some links which i can clarify to home office please.

No, your wife is not eligible for settlement - because you were granted settlement under LR and not PBS route).
She will be eligible for settlement only after 5 years of leave as spouse of settled person / British citizen.