No. Nowhere in New York state can anyone obtain a civil union. Civil unions from other states, however, are recognized in New York state as legal marriages. Both opposite-sex and same-sex couples can marry in New York.
Yes. Although same-sex couples may not obtain civil union licenses in New York state, civil unions performed in other states are legally recognized as legal marriages under New York State law. As of July 24, 2011, same-sex couples in New York state may obtain marriage licenses.
You can't get a civil union. Your choices are domestic partnership or marriage, regardless of the genders of the partners. There is one place in each borough. A special marriage bureau in Manhattan or borough hall in the outer boroughs. Your partner and you both go in person with ID and money/ credit card to pay fees. For marriage, you need one witness. For DP, you do not need a witness. If either of you was previously married, bring proof that it was terminated (either a divorce decree or death certificate.). DP is a one-day process. Marriage is two days with witness needed on second day.
No. The term "civil partnership" is used in several European countries to describe what in the United States would be called a "civil union." Mississippi law does not recognize civil unions or civil partnerships. It does, however recognize civil marriages between parties of opposite genders only.
The cities of Boulder and Denver have domestic partnership registries, but the state of Colorado offers civil unions which have the same rights and responsibilities as legal marriage.
No, neither the state, nor any city or county in Oklahoma maintains a domestic partnership registry.
Yes. Pursuant to Schedule 20 of the UK Civil Partnership Act 2004, a same-sex relationship referred to as socieded de convivencia formed in the Federal District of Mexico City is legally recognized as a civil partnership in the United Kingdom.
No, neither the state, nor any city or county in Virginia maintains a domestic partnership registry.
No, neither the state nor any city or county has a domestic partnership registry.
No, neither the state nor any city or county has a domestic partnership registry.
No, neither the state nor any city or county has a domestic partnership registry.
No, neither the state, nor any city or county in Kentucky maintains a domestic partnership registry, except that the Cities of Covington, Louisville and Berea offer domestic partner benefits to city employees.
The Mutual Commitment Registry is limited to residents of the City.
Yes. Pursuant to Schedule 20 of the UK Civil Partnership Act 2004, a same-sex relationship referred to as a unión civilformed in the autonomous city of Buenos Aires, Argentina is legally recognized as a civil partnership in the United Kingdom.
In Sacramento, you can register your domestic partnership at the Office of the City Clerk, 915 I Street, Historic City Hall, 1st Floor, Sacramento, CA 95814.