Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services Inc (Dmrs)

2400 E Yandell
El Paso, TX - 79903
Phone Number: (915) 532-3976

Office hours: Mondays through Thursdays: 8:30am to 4pm.

Fridays 8:30am to 12 noon.

* Note: Closed on the last Friday of the month.


Free Legal Services

DMRS provides Free Legal Services to low-income Texas residents who are able to demonstrate eligibility.  If you do not qualify for Free Legal Services or you do not wish to provide the required documentation, DMRS also provides low-cost legal services.

The following documents are REQUIRED in order to assess your eligibility for Free Legal Services. Please bring these documents with you when you come in for your first visit:

    Proof of Household Income (Bring one of the following):

    Public Benefits (Food Stamps, TANF, etc.) Award Letter, OR
    Employment Verification Letter dated within the last 30 days. The letter MUST state your current rate of pay, frequency of pay, average hours worked, and date of hire, OR
    SSI, Retirement, Disability, Workers Compensation, Unemployment, etc. Award Letter

    Proof of Texas Residence (Bring one of the following):

    Lease or Rental Agreement/Mortgage Statement/Property Tax Statement, OR
    Two (2) current utility bills/household bills

If you live with a family member and none of these documents are in your name, you will be required to show proof of Texas residency.

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