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Proof of finances after living out of country

We applied for a spousal visa for my husband back in March, currently we are waiting for a notice of approval. Once it is (hopefully) approved, it'll be time to provide financial information proving I can afford for him to move here. I believe they ask for 3 years worth of taxes, what happens if I haven't worked in the US in each of those years? I lived in the UK with my husband until 2020, I moved back here in March 2020 and have been working since then. I filed this year, obviously, but what happens for 2020 and 2019 which will show nothing?

I don't know if it matters, we have been married 3 years.

Thanks

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