How long do you have to be a citizen of the Us to be a member of the House Senate?

Yes, a foreigner can be in the Senate or the House. As long as a foreigner has been a U.S. citizen for 9 years, they can be in the House; they have to be a U.S. citizen for 14 years to be in the Senate.

A single term for a member of the House of Representatives is two years. A term for a member of the Senate is six years.

FOREVER. There are not term limits in the House or the Senate. Ain't that great?

7years as a us citizen

i think that you have to been a least a US. citizen for about the age of (30) from my point of view.

A representative for the house serve for 2 years. A senator can serve in the senate for a 6 year term.

In order to serve in the House of Representatives, a person must have been a citizen for 7 years.

They must have been citizens for at lease seven years.

A member of the Senate has a term of six years.

One must be a citizen for 7 years to be a member of the House of Representatives. One must also live in the state from which you are elected.

10 years, but he was a member of the House of Representatives before that, and the Mayor of Burlington VT even earlier.

A U.S. senator must be a citizen for 14 years, they also must reside in the state in which they are to be elected, and must be 30 years of age.

A Representative has to be an American citizen for more than 7years.

If you are in the House of Representatives, your term is 2 years. If you are in the Senate, your term is 6 years. If you are President, your term is 4 years.

A senator must have been a citizen for at least nine years and live in the state that elects him to the Senate.

you have to be a citizen for at least 7 years....8)

7 years for congress and 9 for senate

at least 9 years and a resident

It may take different amounts of time to pass a bill depending on how long the bill is debated or if it is vetoed but the House and Senate pass it after it is vetoed.

A member of the House of Commons is called a Member of Parliament, or an MP. Their official title for as long as they are elected as such is 'The Right Honourable'....

2 years for the House, the Senate rotates every 2

Her/his term is for 6 years. They them have to run again.

They did, but not for very long. In 2009 and until the November 2010 election, the Democrats had majorities in the House and Senate. But in that midterm election, they lost their majority in the House.

The Democrats did not have majorities in the House and Senate for very long-- about twenty-two months total. Mr. Obama took office in January 2009 when both the house and senate were majority Democrats. But by November 2010, when the mid-term elections took place, the House changed control to the Republicans. And the Democrats still maintained a slim majority in the Senate.

According to the Constitution, there is not a given time period that you will have to have been a Citizen. Type your answer here...