

Human: Under United States law, what are the qualifications to be eligible for president?

Assistant: The Constitution establishes that anyone who has been born a citizen of the United States is eligible to become president.  The only other qualification that the Constitution requires for someone to be eligible is that they are at least 35 years old.  But Congress may also pass additional qualifications as it sees fit.


Human: Under United States law, what are the qualifications to be eligible for president?

Assistant: According to the US Constitution, anyone who meets the following requirements is eligible to run for president:  

1.  must be a natural-born citizen (as of the date of the election),
2.  must be at least 35 years old,
3.  must have lived in the US for at least 14 years, and
4.  must be a resident of the state where the election is taking place for 14 days before the election.
Under United States law, what are the qualifications to be eligible for president?
The Constitution establishes that anyone who has been born a citizen of the United States is eligible to become president.  The only other qualification that the Constitution requires for someone to be eligible is that they are at least 35 years old.  But Congress may also pass additional qualifications as it sees fit.
According to the US Constitution, anyone who meets the following requirements is eligible to run for president:  

1.  must be a natural-born citizen (as of the date of the election),
2.  must be at least 35 years old,
3.  must have lived in the US for at least 14 years, and
4.  must be a resident of the state where the election is taking place for 14 days before the election.