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I am a previous LPR and when my husband moved to NZ, I didn’t remove the conditions on my green card, I mailed the I-407(?) to the US consulate here in Auckland and received the signed form back from them. My question is because I have a ssn # but am not currently a LPR, do I need to file taxes? I didn’t think I did but just saw a post where someone said that the OP’s wife who abandoned her residency needed to file taxes. Any clarification would be great. Thanks!

AOS with CR-1 Approved September 2014

Husband immigrated to New Zealand with me November 2016

Petition for IR-1 February 2018

02/02/18 Sent to Chicago lockbox from Auckland NZ

09/07/18 Arrived in the USA

12/19 Divorced

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06/12/23 N400 filed online

06/16/23 Status changed to Biometrics scheduled

07/07/23 Biometrics appointment

07/07/23 Status changed to Case is being actively reviewed

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09/13/23 Interview - Approved

09/13/23 Status changed to Oath to be scheduled

09/14/23 Status changed to Oath scheduled

09/28/23 Oath appointment! I'm a US Citizen!

10/02/23 US Passport applied for with routine service and expedited shipping

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3 hours ago, TheHills said:

I am a previous LPR and when my husband moved to NZ, I didn’t remove the conditions on my green card, I mailed the I-407(?) to the US consulate here in Auckland and received the signed form back from them. My question is because I have a ssn # but am not currently a LPR, do I need to file taxes? I didn’t think I did but just saw a post where someone said that the OP’s wife who abandoned her residency needed to file taxes. Any clarification would be great. Thanks!

The moment you abandoned your residency, your filing obligation ended on the same day.  The year of your abandonment is the last year you need to file a return unless you continue to have US based taxable income after that time.

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8 hours ago, payxibka said:

The moment you abandoned your residency, your filing obligation ended on the same day.  The year of your abandonment is the last year you need to file a return unless you continue to have US based taxable income after that time.

Thanks, that’s what I thought but wanted to double check. 

AOS with CR-1 Approved September 2014

Husband immigrated to New Zealand with me November 2016

Petition for IR-1 February 2018

02/02/18 Sent to Chicago lockbox from Auckland NZ

09/07/18 Arrived in the USA

12/19 Divorced

06/23 Naturalization window opens

06/12/23 N400 filed online

06/16/23 Status changed to Biometrics scheduled

07/07/23 Biometrics appointment

07/07/23 Status changed to Case is being actively reviewed

08/08/23 Status changed to Interview is scheduled

09/13/23 Interview - Approved

09/13/23 Status changed to Oath to be scheduled

09/14/23 Status changed to Oath scheduled

09/28/23 Oath appointment! I'm a US Citizen!

10/02/23 US Passport applied for with routine service and expedited shipping

11/08/23 US Passport received

11/11/23 Status changed to “Supporting documents mailed”

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On 5/15/2018 at 12:43 AM, TheHills said:

I am a previous LPR and when my husband moved to NZ, I didn’t remove the conditions on my green card, I mailed the I-407(?) to the US consulate here in Auckland and received the signed form back from them. My question is because I have a ssn # but am not currently a LPR, do I need to file taxes? I didn’t think I did but just saw a post where someone said that the OP’s wife who abandoned her residency needed to file taxes. Any clarification would be great. Thanks!

If people abandon residency through simply not returning to the US but don’t actually file i407, that’s when (as I understand it) they could still be on the hook for taxes, at least for a while. If you formally gave up your green card then you’re fine.

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