Same-sex and opposite-sex domestic partners of city employees in York City, Pa., may now be eligible for city-provided health insurance, provided they meet certain requirements of proof.
To qualify for the new benefit, a couple would have to submit a notarized declaration of their "domestic legitimacy", prove they have lived together for at least six months and are in a "committed relationship."
They would also need to prove they are financially interdependent by presenting various cosigned financial documents such as car loans and property leases.
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