What is the last step in the process of getting a bill passed into law?

a. reviewing it in committee

b. sending it to the other house

c. approving it by a vote

d. sending it to the president

Correct answer choice is:

D) Sending it to the president

Explanation:

After both the House and Senate have passed a bill in the same form, it is forwarded to the president. If the president accepts of the bill, he approves it and it becomes law. Or, if the president takes no step for ten days, while Congress is in assembly, it automatically converts to law. If the president rejects the bill he can forbid it, or if he takes no step after the Congress has suspended its second gathering, it is a pocket veto and the law expires.

The last step in getting a bill passed into law is to send it to the president for their signature. If this does not happen in ten days' time, while Congress is still meeting, the bill will automatically become a law. All of the other answer choices are part of the process, but are not the final step.