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I'd say at least 3-6 months, don't rush into it. You want to thoroughly get to know her.
It is simple and pretty straightforward. You call her and say, “Hey, I've really enjoyed hanging out with you, and I think we have something special. Would you be my girlfriend?” To set the right mood on the call, play her favorite song in the background or any romantic song that can make your proposal more special.
Try something like, “So we've been hanging out for a little while, and I'm starting to have feelings for you. Would you like to be my girlfriend?” Or, “We've been friends for so long, I feel like I know you so well. I really like you, and I wanted to ask if you'd like to be my girlfriend.”
The best way to ask someone out is to be confident and respectful. Start the conversation by telling them that you think they are interesting and that you would like to get to know them better. Be honest and upfront about your intentions and make sure that you are both on the same page before you take things further.
There are several ways to phrase this question. You can ask her straight-out by saying something like "Do you want to be my girlfriend?" or "Can I call you my girlfriend?" or "Do you want to become an official couple?" Don't wait too long to pop the question. The sooner you ask it, the sooner you can move forward.