1) as on date of your application in Februray 2015 you continued to remain married to your husband . no divorce decree has been passed till date

2) no false statement has been made by you . no court order for judicial separation has been passed by court .

3) it would have been better if you had stated married but divorce case pending .

4) you can in your subsequent application for L2 visa mention that since marriage was still subsisting on date of application of earlier visa you had written in your earlier Ds 160 application married

1. Unless and until the court has granted divorce you ought to represent yourself as 'married', failing which penal prosecution can ensue. Your lawyer could not have given you any document.

2. The reasons for rejection are not clear. Be that as it may, the rejection of your visa application will not affect the tenability of the new application which you intend to file after you remarriage, albeit the consulate will inquire from you regarding the previous application. You should show the judgment of the court granting you divorce to the consulate.

3. One is not legally separated until and unless the court grants him divorce.

1. You have not done anything wrong in mentioning that you are married since you are still married and if your husband refuses to appear during 2nd motion on 3.3.15, then it will be postponed and after 18 months your MCD petition will beb rejected,

2. When you reapply for your Visa, you can mention that you are married. If the concerned person of the consulate enquires about the marital status you mentioned in your earlier application then you shall have to convince that what you had stated was right since as per India law, a person is stated to be married till he/she is granted a decree of divorce by the appropriate court,

3. This should not effect your visa application al all logically.

you can not solemnized remarriage just after the divorce unless period of limitation to appeal is not lapse.

Dear Querist

my opinion on your queries are as under:

a) After my final divorce on 30th march and remarriage in mid of april when i apply for L2 visa through my new husband (Koushik) . will the consulate ask about my old B2 visa DS160 maritial status , which is given as married? ANd they might question me why i did not show \"legally separated\" at that time.

Opinion: Your maritial status is married till the final decree of divorce passed by the Hon'ble Court, there is no issues on this point you may raise the objection before the Consulate that this should not be a reason for rejecting the visa, there is no false declaration and there is no legal separation from my husband.

b) will this affect my L2 visa application

Opinion: Should not affect.