Same thing happened to me. No boxes were inadvertently checked off indicating that my spouse was a non-citizen. For some reason, TurboTax was assuming that she was and based on other people's comments, that assumption might be tied to the fact that we have a Spanish last name. That is horribly offensive and unacceptable. I have filed my taxes for 15 years with TurboTax, TurboTax knows my wife is a citizen from many years of previous returns. Clearly TurboTax did not complete adequate user experience testing on how they were going to ask customers about this question. I understand that there is a new box on the 1040 that poses this question, the massive failure is how TurboTax went about integrating the answer to that question in the tax filing process and has assumed for some users that the box applies to them.
