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Our Services

We provide specialized immigration mental health evaluations designed to meet the evidentiary needs of immigration cases while honoring each client’s unique story. Our assessments are trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and attorney-ready, offering clear, detailed reports with quick turnaround times. Evaluation services include:

• Asylum Evaluations (I-589)- An Asylum Mental Health Evaluation is conducted to document the mental health impact of persecution or threats faced in the applicant's home country. These evaluations assess trauma-related symptoms, such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression, providing essential evidence to support asylum claims.

• Cancellation of Removal (I-881)- A Cancellation of Removal Mental Health Evaluation is conducted to document the mental health impact of deportation on the applicant and their qualifying family members. These evaluations assess the emotional and psychological hardship that removal would cause, providing essential evidence to support the applicant’s claim for cancellation of removal or suspension of deportation.

• Hardship Waivers (I-601/I-601A)- A Hardship Waiver Mental Health Evaluation is a critical component for families seeking to keep their loved ones together in the U.S. despite certain immigration obstacles. These psychological evaluations are conducted to assess the severe emotional, financial, and psychological hardships that deportation may impose on family members left behind. These evaluations provide critical documentation for I-601 and I-601A waiver applications.

• VAWA (Violence Against Women Act)- A VAWA Mental Health Evaluation is an essential component for individuals who have experienced abuse from a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse, parent, or child and are seeking to obtain legal status independently.

• U Visa- A U-Visa Mental Health Evaluation is an essential component for individuals applying for a U-Visa, which grants temporary legal status to victims of certain qualifying crimes who have suffered significant physical or mental abuse and are willing to assist law enforcement.

• T Visa- A T-Visa Mental Health Evaluation is a critical component for individuals who have survived severe human trafficking and are seeking legal protection in the U.S.

• Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission into the United States After Deportation or Removal (I-212)- A Permission to Reapply for Admission Evaluation is a request to the U.S. government for consent to return to the U.S. before the required waiting period after being deported, removed, or having departed under an order of removal.