Was your landlord licensed to take you to court?
No active rental license can mean a defense in rent court. Snap your summons and find out in about two minutes.
- No account
- Documents deleted after reading
- Not legal advice
70%+
Public Justice Center, Justice Diverted (2015)
Most landlords’ license information doesn’t hold up.
In contested Baltimore City rent court cases studied, over 70% of complaints had missing or invalid rental license information. A landlord without an active license can’t bring a failure-to-pay-rent case. Most tenants never find out.
How it works
Three steps. About two minutes.
Step 1: Snap your summons
Take a photo or upload a PDF. We read the details for you.
Step 2: We check the license
Your landlord’s rental license, against Baltimore City records.
Step 3: Get your plan
Your result, the proof to request, and what to bring to court.
What you get
Everything you need for your hearing.
Court prep checklist
Tick items off and add your hearing to your calendar.
Free legal help
Volunteer lawyers and legal aid, with verified numbers.
Ready-to-print PDFs
A license check summary to bring to your hearing.
Read aloud
Every page can be read to you in a natural voice.
Private by design
No account. Your summons is deleted after it’s read.
Share with legal aid
Send your case to an advocate, only if you choose to.
Your hearing date is coming.
Find out where you stand before you walk into court.