An application form asking for my marital status?

Question

The only options to answer are: Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed, and Separated. But what if I'm in a relationship, neither married nor single? Should I mark the box for Single anyways?

Answer 1

Legally if you are none of the other options, and there is not a box for in a relationship you should mark single.

Answer 2

It's marital status, it not relationship status. Do this by elimination..if your last spouse hasn't died, you aren't widowed. If you're not married, then you aren't married. This leaves you two options...if you've never been married, you're definitely single.

However, personal rule of thumb, once you've been divorced as long as you were married, you can either put down divorced or single.

Answer 3

if you're in a relationship but not married, that means you're single for the purposes of that question.

Answer 4

yes single is what you should mark

Answer 5

Yes because technically until you say "I do" and there is a wedding ring on your finger, you are single.

Answer 6

interior the USA of a asking it is prohibited. additionally they can't ask in case you have little ones. at your residing house of abode, i assume they're asking as a results of fact they think of you would be unwilling to holiday while you're married.

Answer 7

Yes. You would be classified as single.

Answer 8

Check all the boxes and if questioned about it, tell them you like drama, lots and lots of drama and you're sending Hollywood your life story.

Answer 9

yes because that is a legal form and you are legally single.

Answer 10

If you've never married, then you're single; you're just not available.