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Repeal DOMA, and make it easier for binational same-sex couples to reunite by also approving UAFA.

Created by J.S. on February 29, 2012

U.S. immigration officials will not approve an immigrant petition filed by a U.S. citizen for a same-sex spouse...thanks to DOMA, or the defense of marriage act. Immigrating to the US to be with your loved one is pretty impossible. The only options for visas are: the H-1B, L-1, the O-1, P-1, and the E-1/2.

Not one of these visa's are for spouses, or proposed couples. There are roughly 20 countries that offer the following visas for same-sex binational couples. They include: Spouse & Civil Partner, Fiance & Proposed Civil Partner, and Unmarried Same-Sex Partners.

These are the visa's that we need. I am a US citizen with a same-sex fiance who is from the UK. We just want to be able to live together permanently. All I'm asking for, are my basic human rights. Help end this discrimination

Civil Rights & Equality
Immigration
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