If you are NOT an american citizen, can you serve on jury duty?

Question

If you are NOT an american citizen, can you serve on jury duty?

Answer 1

This answer is not an official information but limited with past experience; You may be called to serve on jury duty even if you are NOT an American Citizen provided that you are a permanent resident of the USA thus a green card holder..You also need to be living in the subject state long enough to be considered a resident of the state ( usually one year )

Answer 2

You can't.  If you were contacted that you have jury duty, notify the court that you are not a US Citizen.  If you know that someone is in a jury that is not a US Citizen, you should report it to the court.

Answer 3

Nope becuase I was on a jury.

Answer 4

No. You have to be a registered citizen.

Answer 5

Yes you can.

Just go back to where you came from

And im sure they would be delighted to let you serve on a jury.

Answer 6

No

Answer 7

No, you have to be a registered voter and a US Citizen.

Answer 8

no and why would you want to it is sooo boring...

Answer 9

You must either be a citizen or a lawful perminant resident (green card).

My wife got her first jury summons a couple of weeks after getting her green card.

Answer 10

No you would have to provide proof that you are not a US citizen if you get asked.

Answer 11

Nope.

Answer 12

No. But you can vote. All you need is an electric bill or a letter from your mom or something.

Answer 13

I dont' think so.

Answer 14

No, you must be a registered citizen of the United States of  America.  The list of citizens in a particular community is used as the jury pool. They must have your, citizenship status and  a permanent address for you, living in the community e for one year to present.