<prompt> Human: So...I am a US Citizen, my wife is a US Conditional Resident. We are in the middle of a divorce. All of the paperwork has been filed, but we are still waiting on a decree.During 2014 and 2015 we were married filing jointly It was solely based off of my income though, since she didnt work at all during those years. She started working August 30, 2016 and I saw her W2 showing 6000 earnings for the year of 2016.How should we file our 2016 taxes? 1. Should I file as Single, and should she file as Single even though we are technically still married? Or2. Should we file JointlyMarried even though we are no longer together but we were married for most of 2016?Or3. Something else?Additional Information, if she files solo she may receive some sort of refund since its a W2. I work as an Independent Contractor so I work for a lot of companies, I never get a refund regardless of whether I file solo or jointly. I always have to pay money back. If we file jointly then there will be no refund for her, right? Also, our divorce is uncontested and there is no drama between us, so Im not purposely trying to keep her away from any money, or get a cut of her refund. I just want all of the information that we submit to the IRS to align properly with all of the information that weve submitted to the NY Court, and the USCIS She did just submit the I-751with a divorce waiver to remove conditions on her Green Card.  <response>: married filing single or married filling jointly. You are still married and were for all of 2016 