From Deseret News archives:
Domestic partners can begin registering
The city's mutual commitment registry was proposed by Mayor Ralph Becker and approved by the Salt Lake City Council as a mechanism by which employers voluntarily can extend health care and other benefits to their employees' domestic partners including gay couples, siblings, long-term roommates and parents.
The registry is being administered by the city recorder's office, located in Room 415 of the Salt Lake City-County Building, 451 S. State. Cost to register is $25 per couple.
In order to qualify for the registry, individuals must be in a committed relationship and responsible for each other's welfare. In addition, registrants must demonstrate financial interdependence, be over 18 years old, competent to contract and share a primary residence in Salt Lake City.
Those wanting to register can obtain from the city and fill out a declaration of mutual commitment form, which must be signed by both parties and notarized. The completed forms will be kept on file in the city recorder's office. Individuals will receive two certified copies of the official statement documenting their registration.
The city recorder's office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, call 535-7671.
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