During the E-filing process, there is a place after selecting efile, that lets you choose to not E-file the state at the same time...so It's almost impossible for us to tell what you actually did.
After the Federal/IRS responds...with either an "Accepted" or "Rejected", you may be able to see what yoru state situation is. IF the IRS Rejects taht Federal filing for any reason, the state is automatically terminated and doesn't go in. IF the IRS "Accepts" what you filed, only then with the state file be transmitted...IF>>>IF you really hit the button to e-file it. (If you log into yoru account, and the State section says "Started' then it wasn't efiled.)
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One other thing...a few states allow Electronic e-filing before they allow their final paper forms to be printed without the DO-Not-File mark on them, and that could be the situation for your state. IF that just happens to be your case, your state forms "should" update to the non-watermarked forms after the date that the print-file forms become available.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
