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

PCN is not FPN and as long as you have paid the you are fine. And even if you have just one FPN you are fine. As far as your first question is concerned you have to be a resident in the UK for the last 5 years and hold ILR for one year. You are allowed 450 days of absences in total and 90 days in th...

I think you will be perfectly fine. Q17 - I have a CCJ will this cause a refusal? A CCJ is not a ground on its own to refuse the application. However, the fact that you have a CCJ may be evidence that you are deliberately and recklessly building up debts with no intention of paying them back which, ...

I believe you have to have been living in UK for 3 years.

http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov. ... ornabroad/

Q5:

http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... 95747.html

None of those is required when applying.
If HO needs additional information or proof they will ask for it.

You should enter " Ivanka Petrova Petrova" as this is as the name she known as officially.

One PCN should not affect your application.

Last 7 years are counted from the day HO receives your application.

The size of the debt could matter but having repayment plans is something HO favorably looks at.

I don't think your father can apply for naturalisation, unfortunately, and there are number of reasons for that. He must have been holding ILR and if so he would have lost it after being absent for more than 2 years from UK, he also must have been UK resident for the last 5 years. His profession is ...

If you were arrested by mistake and there were no charges, no convictions or warnings then I think you are fine.

Have you Been arrested?
Have you been convicted?

I got mine by post.

You have to send your current passport.

If he is certified accountant he can.

You should get a letter from HO soon, usually between 7-15 days.
NCS should mail tracking number.

I don't know about ILR but this calculation is in regards with naturalisation.

I don't know the answer to that one but maybe these posts here could be of some help: http://www.immigrationboards.com/british-citizenship/refused-non-acceptence-of-exercised-treaty-rights-t181633.html http://www.immigrationboards.com/british-citizenship/eea-rejected-application-with-residency-card-...

Yes.
If you left UK on 20.12 and returned on 22.12 you would count only 1 day as being absent.

Employment is not a requirement.