What are you on about?
All the immigration rules you are mentioning are irrelevant. Nationality is granted under British Nationality Act and no under immigration rules.

Drink driving conviction and BC application just after 3 years. I would say, grow up, stop living in the cuckoo land. It will certainly be refused. Drink drive offenders are regarded as low life and third rated when it comes to BC applications.

Mr lookforward, you have never reply to my enquiries from but prefer to advice other people. Have I offended you in any way?

Please, reply to this one bellow:

I am non British citizen but married to British with a kid born in the UK recently. Is the baby automatically British? and is she qualify to get the uk passport? Looking forward to your response brother.

Thanks.

I answer yes like my son. Just provide your wife P.60 or tax credit last 5 years to get British passport for your kid. Cheers

@ Yes, baby is British by birth hence is entitled to a British passport.You do not need any P60 or wage slips or any other rubbish for baby's passport. Just get a passport from, and if you do not understand then ask here on forum. Please start a new thread, it all gets confusing when different people ask totally different queries in the same thread.

thanks

I was convicted on 11 Oct 2010 for a drink driving offence and
banned for 12 months and further reduced to 9 months after
attending a drink awareness course.I also paid a fine of £350.

On 13th December new rules came into effect which will greatly help
commonwealth soldiers who discharge with a criminal conviction and
who are ineligible to apply for ILR or Citizenship. Paragraph 276QA
of the Immigration Rules now allows for applications to be made for
limited leave to remain if you do not qualify for ILR because of
your conviction. This only applies to soldiers sentenced to
imprisonment (including MCTC) for less than 12 months within the
last 7 years and those given a non-custodial sentence within the
last 2 years.The rule applies also to Citizenship applications
except that if you have a non-custodial sentence then your
application will be refused if the conviction occurred in the last
3 years.
My question is,if i meet the other requirements for citizenship
application and wait until a date after 11 Oct 2013; say 10 Nov
2013, which would be at a point past where the three year point
falls in as the new rule states, what would be the chances of my
application being successful?

Many thanks