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Hi fellow Vjers,hope every one is well and thank you in advance for all of you who can answer my short question.

 

My question is im filling ny N400 online and im almost done but im not sure what is the ans in this part of application. Filed jointly tax since 2014 but dont remember if we put non US resident.i was conditional resident since 2015 lift my condition approved dec 2018 .

here is the question 

# Have u called yourself a " Non-US resident on a federal,State, or Local tax Return since you became a lawful permanent Resident.

 

Yes_____( if yes they asking for explanation)

No___

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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It’s asking since you became a resident. So after you received your green card, did you ever declare that you were a non-US resident on a tax return form. So it should be No. 

CR-1 Timeline - 255 Days

 

USCIS - 81 Days

07/31/15: I-130 Mailed
08/06/15: NOA1 -- California Service Center
10/26/15: NOA2

 

NVC - 61 Days

11/05/15: NVC Received Case
11/25/15: Completed DS-261
11/28/15: Paid AOS Fee
11/30/15: DS-261 Reviewed Over Phone
12/02/15: Paid IV Fee
12/04/15: DS-260 Completed
12/04/15: Scan Date
01/05/16: Case Complete

 

CANADA

02/25/16: Interview - APPROVED!!!
03/07/16: Visa in hand

03/29/18: POE @ YVR

 

Removal of Conditions - 630 Days

Spoiler

01/16/18: I-751 Delivered

01/19/18: NOA1 -- Vermont Service Center

02/27/18: Biometrics

07/03/19: Case Transferred to NBC

09/26/19: Congressional Inquiry sent to USCIS

10/07/19: Received call from USCIS - Combo Interview scheduled for 10/08/19

10/08/19: I-751 & N-400 Interview -- APPROVED

 

Naturalization - 267 Days

Spoiler

02/01/19: N-400 Filed Online

02/01/19: NOA1

02/20/19: Biometrics

07/03/19: Interview Interview Cancelled - Haven't received I751

09/26/19: Congressional Inquiry sent to USCIS

10/07/19: Received call from USCIS - Combo Interview scheduled for 10/08/19

10/08/19: I-751 & N-400 Interview -- APPROVED

10/25/19: Oath Ceremony

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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13 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

It’s asking since you became a resident. So after you received your green card, did you ever declare that you were a non-US resident on a tax return form. So it should be No. 

Exactly, it's not asking about before you became a resident.  My wife was on my taxes with and ITN before we moved to the US on a K1 visa and got married, but she answered "no" since she filed as a legal resident on our taxes ever since she came to the US.

 

Hope this helps!

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