The U.S. Constitution specifies no minimum time of residence for members of the U.S. House of Representatives.
At the time a Representative is elected, he/she must be a resident of the state that includes the congressional district that elected him/her, and at the time a Representative takes office, he/she must have been a U.S. citizen for at least seven years. For example, someone who has been a U.S. citizen since birth but who has lived abroad since he was a baby would be eligible, as long as he lives in the state when elected and is at least 25 when he takes office.
To become a representative you must be a citizen of the US for seven years.
You must live in the US for the past seven years to be a member of the House of Representatives. In addition, you must live in the state you represent.
If you want to be a Representative, then you have to be a US citizen for 7 or more years.
You need to be a US citizen for the preceding 7 years.
There is no minimum time of residency requirement for the House of Representatives.
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To become a representative you must be a citizen of the US for seven years.
Your U.S. Representative is determined by which state you live in.
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Two years
There is no maximum age for a US representative. As long as a person is over 25 years old, they can keep their seat in Congress for as long as they are elected.
A United States Representative term of office is 2 years.
7 yrs
To find that out you have to know where in the US you live. Once you have found that out, you can look up who the representative is for that region.
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US Representatives are elected for two years. and they will stay for more if you suck their dickk
There is no limit, as long as they are constantly voted for.