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my wife and i got married in jannuary 2011 and while filling our taxes we filed separetely as single because we have been told that we could not file as married because we were not married in 2010. should have we do it as married (together) or it just does not matter? if we should what can we do ? we haven;t sent any paper yet.

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my wife and i got married in jannuary 2011 and while filling our taxes we filed separetely as single because we have been told that we could not file as married because we were not married in 2010. should have we do it as married (together) or it just does not matter? if we should what can we do ? we haven;t sent any paper yet.

You were told correctly. You're filing your taxes for 2010, if you were not married as of 31 Decemer 2010 then you cannot file as married.

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yea she does have a SSN and im currently goin to a four years university for a Bachelor in international finance i have a F1 visa.

so there nothing i should be worrying about?

You were told correctly. You're filing your taxes for 2010, if you were not married as of 31 Decemer 2010 then you cannot file as married.

so there is nothing i should be worrying about ?

 
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