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Q: What is the citizenship rules for representative?
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Citizenship Election rules for house of representative?

To live in the United states


In the House of Representative who determines the schedule and rules for debate?

rules committee


What requirement must a representative meet with respect age citizenship and living arrangements?

25 Years old , And you must have a 7 year citizenship.


Why you have to follow rules?

we have to follow the rules so that we make our teacher happy and get good grades in the citizenship


How many years of citizenship should one have t become a representative?

Five years of citizenship are required at a minimum. This allows one to be a candidate or eligible to vote.


Who makes the rules for the becoming of a US citizen?

The Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services sets the standards and requirements for citizenship in the U.S.


What do you need to claim your family after you have your citizenship?

The rules vary from country to country.


Does a father have to give child citizenship?

The father has no say in it. The government determines what the requirements for citizenship are. If the rules say the child gets the citizenship of the father, it's a done deal. Dad doesn't get to decide.


What is the meaning of Single citizenship?

citizen only can vote a state representative. he Can't vote a president .


What type of government rules Mexico and who is the president?

representative democracy . felipe calderon .


Does Poland allow dual citizenship?

The rules of dual citizenship are quite easy to understand. Most countries neither deny or recognizes dual citizenship. However, if you are a dual citizen you must enter the country with the country's passport you own.


What is the citizenship requirement for US representatives?

A Representative must have been a U.S. citizen for at least seven years by the time he/she takes office.