British Citizenship for eea country

my wife is from eea country , she want have British Citizenship.
how long it take the British Citizenship for people from EEA ?
i can apply with her in same time to have 2 years or i need to wait when he will take her British Citizenship ( i have now 6 month via eea family permit from my country (vaf5)?

How long has your spouse been living in the UK and exercising Treaty Rights?

my wife spent now 7 years in uk with work.
now i have visa in uk for 6 month (eea vaf5) , we can apply together ?
or i wait her application and after i will apply to have 2 years ?
how long it take for her bcz i dont want the 6 month finish ?

bibou100 wrote:my wife spent now 7 years in uk with work.
now i have visa in uk for 6 month (eea vaf5) , we can apply together ?
or i wait her application and after i will apply to have 2 years ?
how long it take for her bcz i dont want the 6 month finish ?

Why the rush? You as the non-EEA nation will have to wait at least five years, more likely six, almost sounds like you have an ulterior motive....

why u said like that Mr wanderer !!?
i want choose this way bcz if i will apply for eea2 i can not work in 6 or 7 months and maybe more . how i can live without work ? bcz the application of eea 2 take long time.
if i think like that it means that i have an ulterior motive ??????

Wanderer, why an ulterior motive? People are allowed to have aspirations to be British.

bibou100, your wife got PR status automatically after exercising Treaty Rights in the UK for 5 years, and given she got PR status more than one year ago, she is entitled to apply for Naturalisation now.

Has she ever submitted a form EEA3 to get confirmation of her PR status? If not, she should not submit one now but when she submits the form AN she will need to submit proof of exercise of Treaty Rights for at least 6 years.

i want choose this way bcz if i will apply for eea2 i can not work in 6 or 7 months and maybe more . how i can live without work ? bcz the application of eea 2 take long time.

Have you already submitted the form EEA2? If not, why not? Also your ability to work should not be affected by any delay in UKBA dealing with your Residence Card application, and if it is and UKBA have breached EU Regulations, you can sue them for damages.