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Multi-Ethnic Domestic Violence Project | Women's Law Center of Maryland

111 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21213

Eligibility
Individuals who have experienced intimate partner violence.
Required documents
Varies contact for details.
Hours
Hours vary contact for details.
443-699-1001
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Main

Application process
Call or visit website to apply.
Service area
MD

Other Information

Languages

  • Interpretation Services Available
  • Spanish

Age Group

  • Adults (31-54)
  • Young Adults (20-30)
  • Older Adults (55+)
  • Teens (13-19)

Special Populations

  • Immigrants / Refugees
  • Families with Children

Payment Options

  • Free or no-cost care

Helps foreign-born individuals who have experienced domestic violence qualify for legal status.

Legal Services

More information: - Help completing and filing VAWA self-petitions - U-visa and T-visa application guidance - Petitions to remove conditions on permanent resident status - Citizenship petitions - Limited affirmative asylum cases based on domestic violence - Accompaniment to court hearings and referrals to other community programs as needed

  • Support in filing for additional family members

Last Assured
09/02/2025
Providing organization
Women's Law Center of Maryland

Nonprofit legal services for women.