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How long can a non- u.s. citizen reside in us before becoming a citizen?
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How long must a president reside in the US before he can be elected?
The residency requirement is 14 years.
How long must minor reside in Indiana before they are governed by Indiana law?
i believe its 90 days
If you lived in Texas but now reside in Florida do you need to change your license plates?
Yes, of course, You need to register your car in Florida. How long you have to do this depends on Florida state law. You also need to get a Florida drivers' license if you drive your car, and what you have to do and how long you can wait before you get one depends om state law. I think every state gives you 10 days.
How many words is Inheritance?
The word "Inheritance" is 11 letters long.
Is reside a long or short vowel word?
The word "reside" has a long vowel sound. In phonetics, a long vowel is a vowel sound that is pronounced the same way as the name of the letter itself. In this case, the letter "i" in "reside" is pronounced as /aɪ/, which is a long vowel sound.
How long did Adam and Eve reside in the Garden of Eden before they were expelled?
Adam and Eve lived in the Garden of Eden before being expelled for an unspecified amount of time according to the Bible.
How long a Provincial Nominee need to reside in Alberta before he could move legally to a different province without losing Permanent Residency?
ontario is the answer
What are the implications of taking out a loan on inheritance?
Taking out a loan on inheritance can have significant implications. It may reduce the amount of inheritance left for beneficiaries, as the loan will need to be repaid with interest. This could lead to financial strain for the beneficiaries and impact their future financial security. It is important to carefully consider the long-term consequences before deciding to take out a loan on inheritance.
In an equitable distribution state is an inheritance received during the marriage considered the sole property of the person that inherited it?
As long as the inheritance is kept separate and apart from the marital assets, an inheritance by one spouse is considered the sole property of the inheriting spouse in an equitable distribution state. If the inheritance is devoted to the so-called "marital pot" by co-mingling it with other assets, it loses its separate identity and becomes just another asset of the marriage subject to equitable distribution.
If you move to another state and then decide to divorce do you file in the state you moved from or the one you are living in currently?
You file in the state that you currently reside in. And the attorney that represents you must be licensed in the state you file in.
What is the time limit for disclaiming an inheritance, and how long do you have to do so?
The time limit for disclaiming an inheritance is typically nine months after the death of the person leaving the inheritance.
