My husband and I plan on filing jointly, but he submitted an extension without including my name and SSN on the form. Do I need to submit a separate extension?

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Since your husband filed an extension as married filing jointly you are included on the extension. You can, however, create a new account and file for an extension in your name as well.

Federal extension not received by IRS, but TurboTax/NJ return shows “Federal extension filed” — QPLO/1099-R deadline question

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My husband and I plan on filing jointly, but he submitted an extension without including my name and SSN on the form. Do I need to submit a separate extension?

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