I am not exactly sure but I think without PR you must have lived in UK for 6 years in order to be eligible to apply.
Without PR you can not apply on basis of being married to BC.

Would like to see what other members think.

I think you can write employed and provide tax reference number.

1. I think you need to wait until August.
2. I would apply for discretion as it is 90 days of absences that is allowed. I would expect HO to approve as absences up to 100 days are disregarded.

For more than 90 days of absences you will have to apply for discretion. If you have more than 180 days of absences in the final tear you application will be rejected.

1. If your wife has ILR she does not need any other permit. 2. 3. if your wife has been resident in the UK for the last 5 year plus 1 year ILR she can apply for naturalisation.Being on holiday is not a problem. Have in mind that when you apply you must have been present in the UK on the same day 5 y...

You said it all. You need to hold PR status for 1 year to be eligible for naturalisation (unless you are married to a BC) so effectively you can apply after 6 years of residence in the UK. Having a PR Confirmation (following EEA3/EEA4 application) is optional and is not required in order to apply fo...

2. Are you married to British citizen?

The moment you get ILR you can register your son.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... ml#p592355

Once you have your ILR you can register your son as British citizen.

You can register your children as British.

You need to be married to BC, have been UK resident for the last 3 years and hold ILR/PR in order to apply.

Applying through NCS should not affect the time it takes HO to proceed with your application.

NCS is authorized by HO to check validity and authenticity of your documents.

I recommend that you apply through NCS. In addition to checking if you have all relevant documents they will photocopy your documents and return originals to you.

Good one

Yes.
She must be UK resident for the last 3 years.

Getting it in writing from HMRC that they refuse to send you SA302 ain addition with a print out should be fine.
Also, include NI and UTR number.

I found NCS very useful and helpful.

Is she married to BC?

I am not an expert in this but I think only if you are studying or being economically self-sufficient is that have to have comprehensive sickness insurance in place (in order not to become a financial burden on the host state). As far as I know if you are continuously working than you are excessing ...

It seems you are right.

I don't think it will be an issue. As far as I remember you give your passport number when registering for the test.

Maybe I am missing something but the way I see it you have to be living in the UK. The headline of the mentioned section says

Children born abroad to parents who are British by descent and who are now living in the United Kingdom - section 3(5) application

This has already been answered.
It is last 5 years from the date of application.

I think you do.
An Guide:

3.8 – 3.9 You must give details of all civil judgments which have resulted in a court
order being made against you