how long do you have to live in Missouri to become a citizen of Missouri?

Answer 1

All you have to do in order to establish residency somewhere is to move there and have an address. If you can show that you are renting or purchasing a home, it's automatic. For certain court privileges (like to establish residency for marriage or divorce) you may have to show you've lived in an area for 6 months or something like that. Ditto for attending Missouri colleges as an in-state student (reduced tuition.) I don't know the rules in Missouri. Check with the court system there.

Because you've put this in Higher Education, I'm assuming tuition is the issue, so this is information from ONE Missouri university. Check requirements with the individual university you seek to attend: http://www.semo.edu/cs/financing/residency.htm

Answer 2

In most states it is six months check with the chamber of commerce they should have the answer. Do you mean resident of the state of Missouri, you are a citizen when you arrive to there.

Answer 3

I asked a similar question. To be considered a resident if you are applying to a college you must live there for 1-2 years and take steps to become a citizen.

Answer 4

You shouldn't need to spend anymore time than what is required to obtain proper identification as a legal resident of that state or any state. Time requirements usually pertain to when a legal resident wants to run for and hold elected offices. Look at the state's DMV page for the requirements. That's usually where you'll find the necessary documentation to obtain driver and adult IDs.

Answer 5

you are a citizen the day that you make it your address.

Answer 6

How long do they require you to change your drivers license!!!! It should be the same shouldn't it!!!!!