I stand by the reply I gave you earlier-----seek help from a tax expert. Consider using Live Assisted software. You seem to be trying to anticipate all the screens and all the questions without even yet starting to try to use the software. Some of this would become clear to you if you just dive into the tax software and get started. When you are in MY INFO you will answer questions about where you lived and whether you received income in another state---which will trigger the software into suggesting the download for the two states you need.
Again.....your Social Security will only be entered on your federal return because neither state you are dealing with taxes SS. Information flows from the federal return to the state returns, and the software follows the tax laws for the states in the state programs. If you have pensions, you will enter your 1099R's into your federal return and let the information flow to the state forms.
Please look into using Live Assisted. It will cost a bit more, but will be less stressful for you to use since you have so many concerns.
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