How long does the president have to leave in the United States?

Answer 1

The maximum length of time a person could actually be President (assuming the relevant laws do not change in the meantime) is just under 10 years. A President may only serve two terms, and if a Vice-President becomes President with more than two years remaining in the term it counts as a full term. If there are LESS than two years remaining, then it doesn't count as a full term, so a Vice President could become President, serve just under 2 years, and then be elected twice more and serve an additional 8 years.

Answer 2

10 years is the absolute maximum and that can only occur in special circumstances. If a vice-president assumes the presidency with two years or less remaining in the term, he can still run and serve for two full four terms which makes 8 more years. Presidents who do not assume the term of someone else, can only stay in power for 8 years.

Answer 3

if you mean "live" then it doesnt matter. The president has to be born in the United States to be president.

Answer 4

In the early to late 1800s 16 years to be acitizen and then 7 more before entering election. Today they have to be born here in the United States of America and be atleast the age of 18.

Answer 5

With term limits as set by the 22nd Amendment, it's actually possible to serve for up to 10 years, but two 4-year terms is generally the standard.