Immigration Evaluations
Immigration Mental Health Evaluations
Mental health evaluations can often serve as critical evidence for immigrants defending their cases in Asylum, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act, applicable to all genders), Extreme Hardship Waivers, and other immigration proceedings. These evaluations provide courts with a detailed and professional assessment of an individual's mental health and personal circumstances, offering valuable context and documentation.
With years of experience in assessing, documenting, and treating trauma-related cases, we offer comprehensive, in-depth evaluations tailored to the needs of immigration cases. While our evaluations are thorough and evidence-based, it is important to note that we cannot guarantee the outcome of your immigration case.
Types of Immigration Mental Health Evaluations Offered
Hardship Waivers (I-601 and I-601A)
VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) and Spousal Abuse
Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and Convention Against Torture
U Visa
T Visa
Our evaluations are conducted via secure video platforms and are available in the following states: Texas, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and Florida.
Fees and Payment Policies
Standard Evaluation Report: $1,000
Expedited Evaluation: $1,500 (if the report is needed within two weeks, payment in full required before release).
Reports typically take 2-3 weeks to complete, depending on the complexity of the case.
Scheduling Fee:
A non-refundable $200 scheduling fee is required at the time of booking and will be applied to the final balance if appointments are kept as scheduled.
Missed appointments will incur an additional $200 rescheduling fee, which will not be applied to the balance.
More than two missed interview sessions will result in a referral to another provider.
Payment Arrangements:
Payment plans are available with a written contract; however, the final evaluation will not be released until the balance is paid in full. Expedited services require full payment at the time of scheduling.
What to Expect
Evaluations are typically coordinated through your immigration attorney, though you may initiate the process yourself.
Process Overview:
Initial Consultation: A 15-30 minute session to outline the process, review contract expectations, and tentatively schedule the first interview.
Paperwork Completion: Clients must return all necessary documents (e.g., contracts, Releases of Information) before the scheduled appointment. Failure to do so may result in appointment cancellation.
Appointment Reminders: A reminder call will be made three days prior to the first session. Clients must confirm their appointment within 24 hours, or it will be cancelled due to high demand.
Immigration mental health evaluations are a vital part of the legal process for many immigrants, and we are here to provide expert assessments and support. Due to limited availability, appointments are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. If you have any questions or are ready to begin the process, please reach out to us or your immigration attorney.