Immigration DOMA & Same-Sex Marriage

Immigration DOMA & Same-Sex Marriage

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Immigration DOMA & Same-Sex Marriage: Advocates for Inclusive and Equal Rights


In the wake of evolving legal landscapes and the recognition of same-sex marriages, Miller & Morilla is committed to providing comprehensive and inclusive legal support for immigration matters. If you are a same-sex couple in Stratford, Bridgeport, Fairfield, or nearby areas seeking immigration assistance, trust us to navigate the complexities with sensitivity and expertise.


Why Choose Miller & Morilla for Your Same-Sex Immigration Needs?


1. Pioneering Inclusivity: Miller & Morilla is at the forefront of recognizing and advocating for the rights of same-sex couples in the immigration process. We understand the unique challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community and are dedicated to providing equal and fair representation.


2. Expertise in Post-DOMA Immigration:* Following the repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), we have adapted our legal services to reflect the changing landscape, ensuring that same-sex couples enjoy the same immigration rights and benefits as their heterosexual counterparts.


3. Inclusive Fiancée Visas:* Whether you are seeking fiancée visas, marriage-based residency, or addressing other immigration matters, our legal team is well-versed in the specific needs of same-sex couples. We strive to make the process as seamless as possible for couples navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration law.


Services for Same-Sex Couples:


1. Marriage-Based Residency for Same-Sex Couples: Our firm assists same-sex couples in securing marriage-based residency, providing guidance through the application process to ensure that both partners are afforded the same rights as any other married couple seeking permanent residency.


2. Fiancée Visas for Same-Sex Couples: For engaged same-sex couples, we facilitate the legal process of obtaining fiancée visas, allowing your partner to enter the U.S. for the purpose of marriage. Our goal is to support you through the visa application process with sensitivity and efficiency.


Equality, Respect, and Inclusivity:

Miller & Morilla operates on the principles of equality, respect, and inclusivity. We recognize the importance of equal rights for all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation, and are committed to ensuring that same-sex couples receive fair and just treatment in all immigration matters.


Contact Miller & Morilla Today:

If you are a same-sex couple navigating immigration processes, let Miller & Morilla be your trusted legal partner. Contact us today for a consultation, and allow us to assist you in achieving your immigration goals with sensitivity, expertise, and a commitment to equal rights.

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