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LGBT organizations who seek immigration equality (Immigration Equality, The DOMA Project and Advocacy at the Latin American Coalition) and those who are part of a binational LGBTQ household continue to strive for change even after the decade-long battle for inclusion and access to green cards for their spouses appear to be over.
Married Gay Couple in Miami Receives USCIS Notice Reopening Green Card Case Previously Denied b/c of #DOMA
http://www.domaproject.org/category/couples/yohandel-daniel
We are making change happen! USCIS re-opens another green card case: for NYC gay couple that was denied last year because of DOMA.
Congratulations, Brandon and Luke!
-MISSING HUSBAND- (by gaybinationals)
David and Jason are a married bi-national couple fighting the Defense of Marriage Act which denies gay Americans over 1100 federal rights. This includes preventing gay Americans from gaining green cards for their foreign born spouses. Since meeting in the Spring of 2007, Jason has returned to LA over a dozen times for expensive lengthy visits but is now being warned he will no longer be allowed to visit as a tourist. Aside from separating the pair on birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, and countless other occasions DOMA has cost the couple upwards of $12,000 on flights alone and forced Jason to put his career on hold.
THE DOMA PROJECT is a campaign launched in 2010 by a group of married binational couples and attorneys Lavi Soloway and Noemi Masliah, with the purpose to raise awareness of the cruel impact of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) on married gay and lesbian bi-national couples and to bring an end to that discrimination. Same-sex couples are deprived of the usual access to immigration laws that allow all other American citizens to petition for a green card for their foreign spouses. In most cases, DOMA is the only obstacle preventing married binational couples from achieving resolution of the immigration issue.
Watch Our Workshop: Green Card Basics for Same-Sex Couples After DOMA
This video is the first in the series of live streamed workshops produced by the DOMA Project and hosted by co-founder, attorney Lavi Soloway. It was live streamed on Sunday April 14, 2013.
Green Card Basics for Same-Sex Couples after DOMA focuses on the law and procedure for marriage-based green card petitions and fiancé(e) visas petitions for couples in the US, couples who are separated, and couples who are abroad.
view supplementary outline
PLEASE REPOST AND SHARE IF YOU WANT TO SEE DOMA FOUND UNCONSTITUTIONAL THIS WEEK AT THE SUPREME COURT The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is a federal law that denies legally married same-sex couples the ability to access our nation's immigration system. On Wednesday, March 27th the Supreme Court of the United States (SCotUS) will be having oral arguments regarding the constitutionality of this law. The DOMA Project will be holding a rally in DC the day of oral arguments! Please contact Derek Tripp, Project Associate if you will be able to join us on Wednesday. [email protected].
