Yes, you are considered a resident for the entire tax year of 2019. You are not a dual-status taxpayer.
You are considered as a non-resident for five years from the first year you arrived in the US. 2013-2017
You will start counting your days from January 1st, 2018. In 2019, if you have stayed more than 183 days or have met the Substantial Presence Test SPT, ( counts your days in both 2018 and 2019. Do not count days in 2017) You will be considered as a US resident for tax purposes for the entire year. You are not a dual-status taxpayer.
You will be filing a Form 1040 like other Americans.
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