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What office in the US government must you be born in the US to hold?
That office is the presidency - the US president must be a natural born citizen.
Who must be 25 years old to hold this office?
A person who runs for the House.
How long does a vise president hold office?
Same as the president. The president has the right to change who the person is in the second term.
For what period does the vice president of India hold office?
For what period does the vise president of India hold hold office?
What are the Constitutional requirements to hold the office of President of the US?
As far as I know, a very important requirement is that both parents has to be an American Citizens, because of the divided loyalty.Our recent President's late father was born in Kenya (you can check President's Long Birth Certificate), and he was the British Citizen, when our President was born.Any more thoughts on that matter?The ONLY Constitutional requirements to be President of the US are:1. at least 35 years of age2. a natural-born US citizen (defined as being a citizen at birth either by being born on US soil or born to at least one parent who was a US citizen at the birth of the candidate / both parents DO NOTneed to be US citizens, which is why President Obama is legitimate)3. A resident of the US for at least 14 years
Can an 80-year old person who became a US citizen at the age of 21 hold the office of president?
No, only those who have been U.S. citizens since birth are eligible.
Can a 30-year-old person who became a us citizen at the age of 21 hold the office of president?
No. He/she must be 35 and have been born a citizen.
What office can a naturalized citizen not hold?
President
What office mentioned in the constatution must a person be a natural born citizen?
It is the president. The writers want to make sure only native born citizens could hold the office.
What can US citizen do in America that non citizen can do?
Vote or hold public office, such as President of the United States.
What are the rights of a person who is not a U.S. citizen and has a child?
All the same rights as a US citizen, except he/she cannot vote or hold public office. If he/she is in the US illegally, the application of those rights can vary somewhat.
What can a US citizen do in America that a non-citizen cannot do?
Vote or hold public office, such as President of the United States.
What can a US citizen do that a non-US citizen cannot?
Vote, hold public office, drive (in nearly all states), etc.
What office in the US government must you be born in the US to hold?
That office is the presidency - the US president must be a natural born citizen.
Can an 80 year old person who came a U.S citizen at the age of 21 hold the office of president?
No. Only "natural born" citizens of the US can hold the office of president. There is an exception to this, but it no longer applies, because anyone born before the US existed is long dead now.
Can the vice president accept the title of duke of Andalusia while he holds the office of US vice president?
No US citizen may hold a title of nobility. Therefore a Vice-President, who must be a citizen of the US to hold that office, cannot accept the title of Duke of Andalusia before during or after holding that office.
What age are you allowed to hold political office?
You have to be at least 30 years old and be an American Citizen for 9 years.
