Immigration

Evaluations

Our clinicians provide professional mental health evaluations to support individuals and families navigating the immigration process. These evaluations assess the emotional and psychological impact that immigration situations may have on a person or their loved ones. The evaluation results in a detailed clinical report that can be used as supporting documentation in immigration cases.

Supporting Different Immigration Cases

Our team approaches each evaluation with cultural sensitivity, compassion, and professionalism, understanding the importance and sensitivity of these cases.

These evaluations document the emotional and psychological hardship that a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family member may experience if their loved one is denied immigration benefits or required to leave the United States. The report helps demonstrate the significant impact separation could have on the qualifying family member.

Hardship (Waiver) Evaluations

U-Visa evaluations support victims of certain crimes who have suffered emotional or physical harm and have cooperated with law enforcement. The evaluation documents the psychological effects of the trauma experienced as a result of the crime.

U-Visa Evaluations

T-Visa evaluations support individuals who have experienced human trafficking and are seeking immigration protection. These evaluations assess and document the emotional and psychological effects of trafficking, including trauma, anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns. The resulting clinical report may be used as supporting documentation in a T-Visa application.

T-Visa Evaluations

VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) evaluations support individuals who have experienced abuse by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse, parent, or child. The evaluation documents the psychological impact of the abuse and helps support the individual’s self-petition for immigration protection.

VAWA Evaluations

Asylum evaluations support individuals seeking protection in the United States due to persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution in their home country. The evaluation documents the psychological impact of past traumatic experiences and the emotional effects of returning to the country of origin. The clinical report provides professional documentation that may support an asylum application.

Asylum Evaluations

Cancellation of Removal evaluations assess the emotional and psychological impact that deportation or removal may have on an individual or qualifying family members. These evaluations document the mental health effects and potential hardships associated with removal, providing a comprehensive clinical report that may support a Cancellation of Removal case.

Cancellation of Removal

Free 15 Minute Phone consultations to discuss your case

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Free 15 Minute Phone consultations to discuss your case ~

  • Immigration psychological evaluations are often requested by immigration attorneys to strengthen a case by providing professional documentation of emotional or psychological impact.

    You may benefit from an evaluation if you are:

    • Seeking a hardship waiver

    • Filing a VAWA self-petition

    • Applying for a U-Visa

    • Applying for a T-Visa

    • Seeking asylum in the United States

    • Applying for Cancellation of Removal

    • Experiencing emotional or psychological distress related to your immigration situation

    • Working with an immigration attorney who recommends a psychological evaluation

  • The evaluation process typically includes one or more appointments depending on the complexity of the case. After the evaluation is completed, the clinical report is prepared no later than 4 weeks.

    If your case has a legal deadline, please inform us during scheduling so we can discuss available timelines.

  • We understand that immigration cases can involve highly personal and sensitive information. All evaluations are conducted with strict confidentiality and professionalism.

    Your information will only be shared with your attorney or legal representative with your written permission.

  • 1. Initial Consultation

    We begin with a consultation to understand your situation and determine the type of evaluation needed. We may also coordinate with your immigration attorney if applicable.

    2. Clinical Interview

    A licensed clinician will conduct one or more interviews to learn about your personal history, mental health, and the impact of your immigration situation.

    3. Assessment Methods

    When clinically indicated, standardized behavioral health screening tools may be utilized to support diagnostic impressions and overall clinical findings.

    4. Clinical Report Preparation

    After completing the evaluation, the clinician prepares a detailed psychological report that can be submitted as part of your immigration case.

  • Immigration psychological evaluations are not covered by insurance and are considered a private-pay service.

    A $400 non-refundable deposit is required to secure and confirm the evaluation appointment. The remaining balance is due in full at the time of the scheduled appointment.

    Fees may vary depending on the complexity of the case and any additional services requested or required (e.g., additional interviews, expedited reports, or collateral documentation). Any additional costs will be clearly communicated and agreed upon prior to proceeding.

    Evaluation reports are not initiated or released until full payment has been received.

Immigration Evaluation Fees

Comprehensive clinical immigration evaluations conducted by a qualified mental health provider with specialized training in immigration-related assessments.

Please note that additional case types may be considered depending on the nature and complexity of the case.


Standard Rate

Applies to:

Hardship (Waiver) / Asylum Cases
VAWA / Cancellation of Removal Cases
U Visa / T Visa evaluations

$1,200+

15 Minute phone consultation required prior to scheduling.

  • This service does not provide legal advice. We recommend consulting with an immigration attorney for legal guidance.

  • Completion of an evaluation does not guarantee approval of any immigration application or case outcome.

  • All evaluations and reports are based on clinical findings, professional judgment, and the information provided during the evaluation process.

Important Disclaimers

Let’s Work Together

If you are interested in scheduling an immigration psychological evaluation, please contact our office to discuss availability and the evaluation process. Our team will guide you through the next steps and answer any questions you may have.