Yes, since you had 64 days present in the US in 2024, and if you lived all year in the US for 2023 and 2022, you would count 1/3 of the days in 2023 (121 days), and 1/6 of the days in 2022 (61 days), for a total of 246 days, you would be considered a resident alien for tax purposes.
In the year of transition between being a nonresident and a resident for tax purposes, you are generally considered a Dual-Status Taxpayer. A Dual-Status Taxpayer files two tax returns for the year—one return for the portion of the year when considered a nonresident, and another return for the portion of the year considered a resident.
If you wish to be considered a non-resident for 2024 by establishing a 'Closer Connection' status, you'll need to use Sprintax to file your return.
Here's more Tax Tips for Resident and Non-Resident Aliens.
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