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.

3. I think you have to be present in the UK in order to be excessing treaty tights. I also think comprehensive sickness insurenece is mandatory if self sufficient as it is to serve so you are not a financial burden on the host state.

Just my opinion.

I wish you all the best khaledadda and it would be very helpful to all of us here if you would share your further experience.

All EEA nationals have a right to continue to reside in the UK as long as they are a ‘qualified person’, i.e. they are an EEA national exercising Treaty rights in the UK. Treaty rights refer to any of the following : Employment (including job seeking) Self-Employment Study Economic Self-Sufficiency ...

I don't think it is possible.
One of the requirements for naturalisation is to be UK resident for the last 5 years and to hold ILR which you lose if you have been out of UK for more than 2 years.

In addition to what secretsimoh has written here is a link to a similar topic where you will find some useful info to answer your question:

http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... l#p1150919

Maybe you will find an answer in another forum. This is British citizenship forum.

Not 100% certain but I guess if you have applied separately than you should get two invitations.

I have travelled twice on my ILR between the time I had my ceremony and applied for British passport.
I had certificate with but was not required to show it.

2. Yes
3. Your latest self assesment should be enough.

For absences up to 730 days you must have been UK resident for 7 years. Note that when you apply for discretion you must state that you have made UK you home together with your family and that most of your estate us in UK. Page 7: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/...

I can understand what you are going through khaledadda but I think no one here may be able to give you all answers that could completely satisfy you. There were some very good guidances and suggestions given here and I suggest you consider them when talking to a good immigration lawyer and possibly ...

It is last 7 years from the day HO receives your applicatipn.

You don't need to renew your passport if it just expired and if it shows your absences in the last 5 years.

Just to add that you count total number of absences in the last 5 years.

Maybe by following this thread as well you might get some answers:

http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... 81436.html

British Citizen/Overstayers Waiting time 10years Postby mteja » Thu Jan 22, 2015 9:23 pm Hello All I had an appointment with NCS today for my British Citizenship. I had all my documents, my route would have been either 3years Spouse Visa Route or 5years. Anyway initially i had overstayed my visa in...

You can put unemployed.

Only 90 days of absences are allowed in the final year. The last day of the final year is the day when HO receives your application.
Anything above that and your wife will have to apply for discretion.

Please double check this as I am not sure but I believe "self-sufficiency" and not relying on public funds should be enough for you to be exercising treaty rights.
I also think that now that you have PR it allows you to apply for naturalisation based on 5 years residence + PR.