What Can an Immigration Psychological Evaluation Help Document?

- Emotional and psychological effects of trauma or abuse

- Symptoms related to fear, stress, anxiety, depression, or trauma

- The impact of separation from family or support systems

- Hardship that may result from removal or immigration-related disruption

- Relevant mental health history and current functioning

The evaluation is completed with your immigration case in mind and is designed to provide a clear, clinically grounded report for your attorney and legal team.

Types of Immigration Cases I Evaluate

• VAWA

• Asylum

• U-Visa

• T-Visa

• Extreme hardship cases

Each evaluation is tailored to the facts of your case and the psychological impact you have experienced.

What to Expect During Your Immigration Evaluation

The process is designed to be clear and straightforward. You’ll complete intake paperwork before your appointment, meet with me by secure video session, and talk through the experiences and symptoms that are relevant to your immigration case.

After the evaluation, I prepare a written psychological report that can be provided to your attorney or legal team.

Frequently Asked Questions About Immigration Evaluations

Do you work directly with my attorney?
With your written permission, I can coordinate with your attorney and provide the completed evaluation report to your legal team.

Are evaluations available virtually?
Yes. Evaluations are available by secure video appointment for clients in New York, Florida, and Delaware.

How do I get started?
The first step is to schedule your evaluation and complete the required intake paperwork before your appointment.