I apologize for my earlier answer as I didn't fully read your post it in its entirety. The state of Maryland would be filed MFJ and is your resident State. NJ is non-resident but would be filed MFJ also. Your NJ non-resident return would be prepared first and you will be given credit for the taxes paid in NJ on your Maryland return.
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