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| What are some gay friendly places to have a small wedding ceremony in Vermont.? Hi, my partner and I are going to Vermont in late November to get married. Since we don't know the area very well I was wondering if anyone could suggest some gay friendly places to have a ceremony. We were planning on going to Burlington, but any suggestions in Vermont would be appreciated. Thanks! |
| Try the Hartness House Inn in Springfield. |
| What are the safest gay friendly areas to live in around Ft Lauderdale? Im thinking of moving there this fall and would like to start researching areas there to see what is the safest parts to live in. I know Wilton Manors and Victoria Park are gay friendly but I dont know if I could find an affordable rent there. |
| Wilton Manors has quite low cost rentals. |
| What are some inexpensive gay friendly all inclusive beach resorts? I am planning a vacation for late June. I definitely want something All-Inclusive and Gay/Lesbian friendly. I was considering Mexico...but am open to really anything that is fairly inexpensive and in the sun!!! Any suggestions? |
| Yes!! I can recommend www.lareinarojahotel.com is in Playa del Carmen. But you can call USA Toll Free: 1-877-319-2863 for more information.. |
| What Are The safest gay/lesbian friendly areas to rent in DC? Hi, my girlfriend and I are moving from Miami,FL to Washington,DC but we don't want to run into any homophobic places and I have to end up in some deep trouble. So if there are any areas that are safe and gay friendly to rent in Washington,DC please help us out. I appreciate any help. Thank you in advance. |
| DuPont Circle and 17th street is the Gay district of DC and your civil union shall be right at home there! |
| How do you find a gay friendly healthcare provider? I was just curious if there was some type of WWW search engine that addressed finding a gay friendly healthcare provider. In my area of the country, even medical doctors are biased against members of the LGBT community. |
| Get real. Any licensed Professional medical personal is going to be for your best interests. My god what is your thought process here. Do you want a rainbow colored hospital. You are just being paranoid. |
| Where is an inexpensive gay friendly gym in Manhattan? I am relocating to NYC and I need to join a gym. I am looking for an inexpensive gay friendly gym in Manhattan. I looked at Planet Fitness in Inwood, but I don't know if it is gay friendly. Does anyone have any suggestions. |
| I think the one on Dyckman is fine, but for cheap and gay friendly you might actually want to look at the public rec center in the Village on Clarkson Street. NYC charges $75/year for its centers--no frills, but definitely they reflect their neighborhoods. |
| What places are gay friendly for college? I'm thinking of going to knoxville or tallahassee for college.. but they're both in the bible belt. If I'm looking for somewhere gay friendly and more liberal, is it better to live in a big city/up north? |
| I would think a bigger city would be more open and accepting. I'd suggest looking for some sort of GSA club at your school, most colleges have one or you could start your own. That way even if you are stuck somewhere less friendly (I go to college in a small homophobic town) you still have some support and your time spent there will be a lot easier and enjoyable. You never know, there could be some students in your position at college already that are too scared or nervous to start a group, but would join if there was one. |
| What are ways to become citizen in canada or any other gay friendly country? i am from india and want to become citizen in canada or any other gay friendly country.I am graduate in commerce and currently working in a outsourcing company for medical claim insurance proceesing for a US based company. |
| With your work history and job background, Canada may be the easiest country, followed by the UK. Since 28th of February 2008 the rules for Canadian applications have taken a serious turn for the worse and it is definitely better to use a good agent these days. Previously, no matter what a mess you made of it, if you were eligible they HAD to process your application to a final decision. Now if it looks like too much bother they can just reject your application. Nowadays CIC can refuse to register even eligible applications. Whatever you do, make sure the application is not only correct, make sure it LOOKS professional when you submit it. And that doesn't mean making it pretty. It is about knowing what is important and what isn't, and what order it should be in. Having a good agents cover letter does polish it off and needs to be on the very top when the letter gets opened. If the application is too messy/wrong/hard/complicated/too big/too long/ or just too to wade through they may simply refuse to register it and mail it back The reason for all this is the fact that the normal Canadian federal immigration system is continuing to descend into chaos with over one million backlogged applications choking the system (this is the system most people apply). I was at immigration seminar recently where the senior officer was saying they were conceivably facing a 10 year application delay in London Office (probably the fastest office) by the middle of next year. Now, please bear with me and follow the logic and the maths of what the underlying backlog is actually likely to be if you apply today. 1) The Canadian system only takes about 267,000 applications per year. The BACK LOG IS RISING BY 200,000 PER YEAR. 2) That means 267,000 (total) get in and 467,000 are lodged! - Each Year!!!. ...and here is the sting in the tail! Employer sponsored applications jump the Federal queue. The number of these is sky rocketing to the extent there is now log jam of these as well. 3) If only 50% of the 267,000 come from the employer sponsored stream, then means the 1,000,000 million back log will rise by 337,000 applications per year!! (467,000 lodged minus 130,000 federal processed applications) 4) So 1,000,000 now, rising at 337,000 per year and only 130,00 or so being processed in any one year. 5) Yep...they are right... they have to refuse to accept anything but the simplest applications. If you do the maths and allow for more of the fast track employer sponsored applications taking the place in the queue for ordinary federal applications, then the queue extends fro ... How Long??. It is already well over 10 years long even if you apply today. Because of the chaos, the latest changes were backdated to applications lodged after 28/2/2008. CIC have now passed a new regulation that allows them to refuse to even register applications they don’t like, even when they are valid and the applicant is eligible to migrate. Not only that they have given the discretionary power to decide to relatively lowly ranked officers and removed all rights of appeal, even to the minister of Immigration. These unprecedented amendments effectively mean that having a job offer is so much more important than just speeding up the process. I think that without one, you can forget applying to Canada from now on unless you are in a professional occupation, and are ready to wait up to 10 years. So do you apply for jobs on the internet?? Let us think about....identity fraud! The problem with answering jobs advertised on the Internet or in newspapers is knowing whether the job is real. Fraudsters can easily advertise a job (it is even free on a lot of internet sites) and request you send them your CV and obtain other information from you. They now have your name, address and, date of birth and your work history. They then interact with you in one or two emails, say they are interested, and request ID documentation such as a scan of your passport, drivers licence and a utility bill and a bank statement or letter. Now they have your name, address, date of birth, passport number and drivers license. They now know a lot about your life’s work history. Never divulge personal ID documents over the internet. The only safe way to deliver the ID requested is to drop it in at the offices of the business, but that is a bit hard when the employer is half way around the world. Of course, with a job offer you not only jump the queue, because you may be able to go on a PNP program and then there is no point count. So, the upshot is to use a good agent and job search service than can help you get a job. It won’t be cheap!! It is difficult for job search professionals living in Canada to get jobs for migrants, even with all of their contacts. Employers now have to wait from 4 to 5 months (it peaked at 9 to 10 months) to get permission to offer you a job, then there is the application for a visa process which adds more months. Employers don’t want to have wait, deal with all the paper war and spend all of the money trying to get permission. Without encouragement and help, they just give up on migrants. Doing it yourself is absolutely hopeless for most people, never mind the risk of fraud. - Use a professional!! Try the folks at www.immigrationunit.com. They do say they can’t get work for everyone, but they do succeed for many. You will still need to help with getting the job because you have to do the interview/s etc. They can only try to point you to an employer. Still any help is pretty good in the current immigration climate Anyway, I hope this helps, and the very best of luck |
| Possibly being relocated to Cincinnati - What Gay Friendly Neighbourhoods should I look for Apartments? Knowing nothing about the areas that make up Cincinnati I'm confused as to what area's I should be looking into. Prefer gay friendly areas. |
| you wont like it here. Cincinnati/Hamilton County is very conservative. go to San Francisco instead. |
| I've Heard Connecticut and Some Cities In CT are Gay Friendly? My husband and I are planning on Moving to Connecticut, and we heard there were some gay friendly cities there. We want to foster friendships with other gay couples and have our marriage to be recognized. Does CT recognize gay marriage (and all its rights), and what areas are communities are Gay Friendly? |
| It does recognize all rights/marriages. I live in Greenwich; and I do not suggest you move there. It is NOT gay-friendly. It is very rich and snobby and stuck up.(same with Darian and New Canaan) I hate the people here and can't wait to escape. I do like Connecticut as a whole state though, the people are nice in general. I don't know about other places though, sorry! Good luck! xx |