Multi-Ethnic Domestic Violence Project

Organization Details

Address:
301 W. Chesapeake Ave.,
Suite 201,
Towson,
MD,
21204
Phone
410-321-8761
Organization Contact Email:
Organization Contact Phone:
410-321-8761
Program Contact Phone
443-699-1001
Program uses Language Line (Y/N)
Yes
Program staff provide services in other lanuages
Spanish
Office days/hours
M-F 8:30-4:30
Intake days/hours (walk-in)
M-F 8:30-4:30
Intake days/hours (by phone)
M-F 8:30-4:30
Eligibility-residence-county
Statewide
Eligibility-other
Foreign-born victims of domestic violence and sexual assault who need assistance with legal immigration
Program Description

The Multi-Ethnic Domestic Violence Project provides representation to survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and/or human trafficking to qualify for legal status in the United States and related benefits (including work authorization).
Services include: 

  • 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.

Physical address:
Women's Law Center of Maryland
111 N Calvert Street, Room 100
Baltimore, MD 21202 

Domestic Violence
Full Representation
Immigration and Citizenship
Full Representation
Se habla Español
Full Representation
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