You should combine the two amounts on the form stated above.
You can deduct in the year they're paid. Origination fees and/or points paid on a purchase. The IRS considers “mortgage points” to be charges paid to take out a mortgage. They may include origination fees or discount points and represent a percentage of your loan amount. Points that don't meet these requirements may be deducted ratably over the life of the loan.
Keep a copy of the 1098 and the closing document with your tax return in the event it is questioned.
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