How many years did a new state admitted under?

New states in the United States are typically admitted under the process outlined in the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, which established a framework for statehood. While there is no specific duration for how long it takes for a territory to become a state, the process often involves several years of development, population growth, and meeting specific requirements. Historically, the time frame has varied significantly from territory to territory. For example, Hawaii became a state in about 60 years after its annexation, while other states, like Texas, had different timelines based on their unique circumstances.