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HOME es una organizacion d derechos civiles que ha liderado la lucha por la vivienda justa en Western New York desde 1963. La Mision de HOME es prover lo valioso de la diversidad y garantizar a la gente do Western New York igualdad de oportunidad de redidir en las viviendas y comunidades que elija.
Como residente do Estados Unidos, esta protegido por las leyes de vivienda justa que convierten en iligal la discriminacion en cuanto a servicios relacionados con la vivienda asi como en cuanto a la venta, alquiler u obtencion de venta, alquiler u obtencion de financiamiento para vivienda.
Las leyes federales y estatales de vivienda justa prohiben la discriminacion en base a su: raza, color, religion, nacionalidad original, sexo, discapacidad, presencia de ninos en su familia, edad, estad civil, situacion military, orientacion sexual.
The Town of Lisle Clerk and Tax Collector maintains birth, death, marriage and divorce records and certificates. They also issue licenses and permits such as: dog, hunting, fishing and handicap parking.
The NYS Department of Health keeps track of Vital Records such as: birth/death certificates, and marriage/divorce records. New copies may be obtained or changes may be made by visiting a walk-in center or calling.
The U.S. Postal Service provides valid passports to people who meet requirements such as: a completed application, imprint, current photo ID, and two passport photographs. Several locations available in Broome County.
The BCOFA ID Card provides clients with proof of age needed to utilize services such as meals at senior centers and the Broome County Mini bus transportation system. It is available for free to seniors age 60 or older and their spouses. Application can be requested by calling BCOFA or visit BCOFA website.
The Village of Deposit Clerk maintains birth, death, marriage and divorce records and certificates. They also issue various licenses and permits such as: dog, hunting, fishing, and handicap parking. The clerk's office is located at 146 Front Street in Deposit.
HOME is a civil rights organization that assists with fair housing issues in Western NY. HOME's mission is to promote the value of diversity and to ensure people an equal opportunity to live in the housing and community of their choice, without any type of discrimination. You can call HOME to file a housing discrimination complaint, for assistance with requesting reasonable changes in policy or accessibility to accommodate a disability, if you need help resolving an issue with a landlord or tenant, if you would like training or information on fair housing law or landlord-tenant rights, or for housing search assistance from our Community Housing Center.
The Village of Lisle Clerk maintains birth, death, marriage and divorce records and certificates. They also issue permits and licenses such as: hunting, fishing, dog and handicap parking.
The National Archives provides Veterans Service Records. Through their website, Veterans may look up or request new military service records. Vets may also request replacements for lost medals and awards. Geneological searches of ancestry are also available.
The Village of Johnson City Clerk maintains birth, death, marriage and divorce records and certificates. They also issue licenses and permits such as: dogs, hunting, fishing and handicap parking.