If my husband and I are separated by choice and I want to apply for my US CItizenship, what do I put for martial status?

If my husband and I are separated by choice and I want to apply for my US CItizenship, what do I put for martial status?

I am filing the N-400. The options on the N-400 Form for Naturalization page 2 are: Single, Never Married, Married, Divorced, Widowed, Marriage Annulled or Other (Explain). I am a LPR of the USA for 5 years. I do not know where he is and we are still married. If I choose Other, will I be required to show documentation of a legal separation? And will this affect my status in anyway?

Asked on April 25, 2012 under Immigration Law, Florida

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