Victim Services

Step 1.Are you a victim of a crime?

Call the Victim Assistant (505) 663-3511 to see if you qualify.

Domestic Violence

Stalking

Harassment

Survivors of Homicide

Step 2.Victim survivors are eligible for Victim Assistance.

Collaboration with local and neighboring agencies. Referrals.

Legal Process

Emergency Shelter

Education Programs & Financial Aid

Safety Planning

Assistance with Protection Orders: understanding and filing

Attend court proceedings for support and follow-up.

On-scene assistance: as requested, and when safe to do so.

Financial assistance through the New Mexico Crime Victim’s Reparation Commission

Step 3.You do not have to file a police report to get victim services. 

Step 1.All documents for you, your children, or your partner/spouse.

Step 2.Drivers license.

Step 3.Social security cards.

Step 4.Immigration related items: visa, green card, employment authorization, naturalization or citizenship certificate, or any documents related to your immigration status or attempts to obtain legal residence.

Step 5.Passports.

Step 6.Marriage and/or divorce papers.

Step 7.Bank account information/checkbooks.

Step 8.Pay-stubs and income tax returns.

Step 9.Leases, rental agreements, mortgages, deeds, property titles.

Step 10.Court orders: custody, protective orders, visitation, child support.

Step 11.School records.

Step 12.Immunization records.

Step 1.Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Resources 

Step 2.Los Alamos Resources

Step 1.New Mexico Victim Notification

Website and Victim Notification Information

Complete the notification form to be notified.

Step 2.United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Victim Notification Registration

Search for Victim Notification

www.dhs.gov