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Where are you now?

In the US on a work visa (H-1B, L-1)In the US with a green card or citizenshipMoving back to India in the next two yearsAlready moved back to India

What do you have in India?

Pick all that apply.

Bank accounts or fixed deposits (NRE, NRO, savings)PPF, NPS or an LIC policyIndian mutual fundsPropertyNone of these

Last year, did the highest balances of all your Indian accounts add up to more than $10,000?

Count bank accounts, fixed deposits, PPF, NPS, mutual funds and LIC policies. Property does not count.

YesNoNot sure

Did any of these happen this year?

Pick all that apply.

RSUs vestedSold, or plan to sell, property in IndiaReceived more than $100,000 as a gift or inheritance from family in IndiaSent more than $10,000 between the US and IndiaNone of these

Have you filed an FBAR for every year you needed to?

The FBAR is the yearly US report of foreign accounts, FinCEN Form 114.

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