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The third option is correct. The reason why you never "lived" in Virginia is because you were an intern. An internship, like a college student, is considered a temporary absence from your actual state of residence, which means that you stayed there, but did not live there. You file a Virginia return as a nonresident, and then you will file an Ohio resident return. Ohio will give you a credit for the tax you pay to Virginia on the income you earned in Virginia, as Ohio otherwise taxes all of your income regardless of where you earned it.
The third option is correct. The reason why you never "lived" in Virginia is because you were an intern. An internship, like a college student, is considered a temporary absence from your actual state of residence, which means that you stayed there, but did not live there. You file a Virginia return as a nonresident, and then you will file an Ohio resident return. Ohio will give you a credit for the tax you pay to Virginia on the income you earned in Virginia, as Ohio otherwise taxes all of your income regardless of where you earned it.
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