Sounds like maybe you are newlyweds who never filed a joint return before. When you file a joint return there is only ONE return with all of your combined information on that one return. So you only use one account--not both.
If your spouse entered all of his information and your information and your income, then you are okay. He did it correctly. You do not need to file anything on your own ---if yours was rejected, then leave it alone. Do nothing with it. From now on, use only the account that was used for the joint return. Keep a record of your own old account in case you ever need to refer to it or look at an old return. Your old returns are saved for seven years.
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