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When one project is completed, he is usually assigned a new
project immediately. Projects can last anywhere from a few weeks
to several months. During the years at issue, petitioner worked
on several back-to-back projects.
When he is traveling for work, petitioner tries to find
hotel accommodations that offer weekly rates to keep his expenses
down.2
When he is not on the road, petitioner stays with his family
in Vallejo, California. He does not maintain a separate
apartment or household, and he does not pay rent at his family’s
home. Although he does contribute money towards food and the
like when staying in Vallejo, he does not have any regular
household maintenance expenses. As he does not have a home of
his own, petitioner keeps many of his possessions at his family’s
home.
Because petitioner travels frequently and has to receive
mail somewhere, his mailing address is that of a mail service
which forwards his mail to him wherever he happens to be.
Similarly, because he does not reside anywhere for any length of
time, he is not registered to vote.3
2 Petitioner did not generally receive a per diem or other
expense reimbursement from Sheehan while working.
3 Further demonstrating how much ground petitioner covers
is the fact that his commercial driver’s license was issued by
the State of Texas, and his personal automobile is registered in
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