What are the requirements to become the president of the executive brach?

Answer 1

Assuming the united States since you didn't say, be elected President of the United States.

Article Two of the Constitution sets the qualifications required to become president. Presidents must be natural-born citizens of the United States, at least thirty-five years old, and must have been resident in the United States for at least fourteen years. Citizens at the time of adoption of the Constitution were also eligible to become president, provided they met the age and residency requirements as well; the Constitution was adopted over 200 years ago, so this rule does not apply to any person living today. While not an official requirement, the vast majority of presidents had prior experience as vice presidents, members of Congress, governors, or generals; in addition, thirty-one of forty-two presidents served in the military, all but one of them, James Buchanan, as an officer. During the electoral process, experience or lack thereof is often given as a point in a presidential candidate's campaign.

Answer 2

Juan, this is not even a realistic question. First off, their isn't a President of the Executive Branch. There is a President of the United States, which the executive branch is a part. The Constitution lays out all the requirements, read it before you prove to everyone your here illegally.

Answer 3

So what are you incredibly asserting? That a candidate should not be previous, female or black? What else ought to you in all probability be conversing approximately? i might help an IQ try, yet provided that the electorate have been additionally required to take it... peace .

Answer 4

you have to be a natural born citizen of the U.S.

At least 35 years of age

And it would help out alot if you had some previous government position, like senator, governor, or vice president.

Answer 5

I think the min. age is 35, but other than that I don't remember any specific requirements.