Immigration Psychological Evaluation

Immigration psychological evaluation involves assessing the emotional and psychological well-being of clients navigating the immigration process. The evaluation focuses on understanding the impact of trauma or the significant stressors associated with their experiences for different type of cases, such as (extreme) hardship, cancellation of removal, VAWA, Asylum, U-Visa, and T-Visa.

Why are immigration psychological evaluations useful?

Immigration psychological evaluations are useful because they provide critical insights into the mental health challenges faced by individuals due to trauma or stressors related to their immigration experiences. These evaluations can support

How do immigration psychological evaluation work?

The evaluation process will consist of two components: an initial one-on-one meeting conducted either in person or via Zoom, with an interpreter if necessary, followed by the preparation of a in-depth comprehensive report.

What will an immigration psychological evaluation do for my case?

Immigration psychological evaluation can significantly aid the immigration process by providing a thorough assessment of an individual’s mental health and the impact o past trauma or persecution. The evaluation can offer critical evidence that supports claims for asylum or other immigration benefits, helping to establish the necessity for protection based on psychological distress.