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Use this form to ask the court for a permanent protective order. 

Use this form to ask the court for a protective order. 

Use this form if you need more space to explain the facts in a protective order or peace order case. 

Use this form to petition the court to shield records relating to the conviction of specified crimes inaccessible by members of the public under the Maryland Second Chance Act. CLICK HERE for more information on the Shielding Criminal Records.

Use this form to change an existing protective order. Learn more.

Use this form to provide law enforcement with a physical description of a respondent. Learn more.

Use this form to request access to shielded records as a person or entity who is entitled to have full access under the Maryland Second Chance Act.

Use this form to ask the court to waive your appearance until the respondent is served with a temporary protective order. 

Use this form to ask the court to recognize and out-of-state protective order. 

Use the form to ask the court to shield information in a protective order case in which the respondent consented to the order. 

Need help filing out court forms? Maryland Guide & File is a web-based tool that helps fill out court forms. To use this Maryland Guide & File interview, CLICK HERE.

Use this form to ask the court to shield court records in a protective order case. 

Need help filing out court forms? Maryland Guide & File is a web-based tool that helps fill out court forms. To use this Maryland Guide & File interview, CLICK HERE.

Use this form if disclosing your address on a Protective Order petition would put you at risk of further harm. Learn more.

Petition for Shielding Under MD Second Chance Act

Request to Shield Denied or Dismissed Protective Order Records

Petition to Modify / Rescind / Extend Protective Order

Petition For Permanent Protective Order

Motion to vacate judgment for 24 qualifying offenses if the person's participation in the offense was a direct result of being a victim of human trafficking. The motion must be in writing, within a reasonable period of time after the conviction, and describe the evidence and include copies of any documents showing the movant is entitled to relief.