Enter you resident state info in the My info section, then enter your W-2 as normal and including both states information. When you get to the states, prepare the Georgia state tax return first, then the resident return. If you owe anything to GA, your resident state will give you a credit for the taxes paid. But you're probably due a refund.
You'll have to weigh the benefit of working your GA nonresident return with its costs to prepare in TurboTax. You could also prepare a paper GA return and mail it in for the cost of a stamp.
Georgia State Forms
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