You can file tax returns for yourself and your spouse separately, but you need to indicate your marital status as common-law on each of your returns. If you did so, you do not need to wait and refile; you can file your spouse's tax return now.

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Thanks, but perhaps I wasn't clear enough.  I am married, I filed separate return for myself and chose the "file a return for myself option".  I now need to file one for my spouse.  I think I just need to go back into my account and create a return based on their information under their name and CRA number, etc.  There shouldn't be a need to Refile, as I've indicated married on my return and will do so on theirs.  I was concerned that I didn't select "do a return for both of us" at the start.

Yes, if you did yours only and not a joint return you will need to start a new return to complete a return for your spouse.

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