Immigration Evaluations

Why do I need an evaluation?
There are a number of reasons why a psychological evaluation would be helpful - or sometimes even required - in order to move forward with immigration proceedings.

If your attorney suggested that you obtain a report of a psychological evaluation, you've come to the right place.
I specialize in conducting evaluations for cases of

• Waivers
• Provisional Waivers (hardship)
• Asylum

These types of reports are very specific in terms of the points they need to address, and only a professional who is well-versed in identifying the correlation between psychological issues and immigration can provide these services.

What is a psychological evaluation?

Typically, an evaluation consists of a one-on-one interview followed by a number of psychological instruments to assess and measure your current symptoms and emotional states, it takes approximately 2 hours. Results from the instruments are then scored and interpreted, and they are integrated into the narrative gathered from the interview. A report is then drafted within 14 days and sent confidentially to your attorney. Upon your attorney's approval, a final report is mailed to the attorney handling your case.

The fee for a two hour evaluation and report is $1100, if the report is needed within 7 days there is a $300 additional cost.