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Ok thank you all for your reply.  I will select Single in the DS-160 form. 

Thank you all for your reply.  I am from the Philippines and we don't have divorce here in our country.  The only way to get separated is to have an annulment.  I didn't know that "legally separated" means you remain married - though I just did a google search on the internet and confirmed that that is correct.  

Do you think Single should be the right marital status?  Since technically having my annulment case granted means the marriage never happened? 

Hello,

I just would like to ask if there is anyone here that has a similar situation like me.  I am applying for B1/B2 visa and I'm currently in the process of completing the DS160 form.  I am annulled and this has been approved by the court as of this writing.  I didn't see any option for "annulled" in the marital status so I selected "legally separated".  However, after I entered the information of my parents, next form page appeared to enter my "CURRENT' spouse information.  No option there to select as Former Spouse.  Technically, I am annulled so I do not want to put my ex's name there since the form says "current spouse".  So now I am wondering whether it is right if I entered "legally separated"?  Or should I put "single" instead?