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Hi VJ members, To file based on the 3-year marriage rule, should I only list the past 3 years' info for: - address - work history - travel outside US My USC husband and I have been married for much longer than 3 years, but he's been back to US before I became a LPR. I had trips to US visiting him if I list out the travels outside US in the past 5 years (which also means that those trips would be more than 6 months "travel outside US"). I have no issues putting the addresses and work history for the past 5 years (including those before I became LPR), but if I file electronically and only list travels in the past 3 years, will that be the way to go? Anyone who has the latest experience like this? Thanks.

Hi VJ members, In a few months, I'll be eligible for applying under the 3-year rule. I have a question as I started to do my research. After I became LPR, I worked remotely under a contract with a company in Hong Kong for a few months. When I filed taxes here (MFJ), the income was treated as self-employment income. So when I list my employment history, should I just put those few months as self-employment and not putting the name of that Hong Kong company?

I'm sorry to ask here - After I became LPR, I had a contract with a company in Hong Kong for a few months while I worked remotely from the U.S.. When I filed taxes here (MFJ), the income was treated as self-employment income. So should I just put those few months as self-employment and not putting the name of company in Hong Kong?

To the question about two passports - in my process, I used my HK passport. However, at the point of interview, they allowed me to choose which passport to put my IR1 visa. I chose to use my Canadian passport. Once you enter US with the visa and get stamped, it doesn't matter any more.

Hi everyone, For the 3-year rule "the applicant has been married to and living in a valid marital union with the same U.S. citizen spouse for all three years": - Does it allow if I (LPR) travel outside the country but my spouse (US citizen) doesn't come with me during those short vacations? We're talking about 1-2 weeks each time. - For the supporting evidence, e.g. Joint bank account - does it need to be from day 1 of the 3-year period? We only changed our bank accounts to joint accounts maybe a year after I got my GC and moved to US. But we have filed tax jointly ever since I had my GC.