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You would have to file a non-resident NJ return only if:

1) NJ taxes were mistakenly withheld from your pay after you became a resident of PA; or

2) you had non-W2 earnings from NJ after becoming a resident of PA (such as income from self-employment or rental income from a property located in NJ).

A couple of other possible sources of non-W2 income from NJ after you moved to PA:

• Sale of a house (or anything else) in NJ, after you moved.
• A NJ lottery prize over $10,000.

@TomD8 @rjs 

1) No NJ taxes were withheld after I moved. I notified my employer immediately and they changed over the withholding to PA

2) I did not have any non-W2 earnings. Wasn't self employed, no rental property, didn't sell a house, no gambling winnings, etc, etc

so it seems like a non-resident return is not necessary for NJ