Immigration evaluations
I work closely with you and your attorney to provide the professional, impartial report you need to resolve your immigration case.
Types of evaluations
Each report is thorough, clear and personalized to the individual and the legal standard at issue.
U Visa
Documents the psychological harm suffered by victims of qualifying crimes.
T Visa
Evaluates the psychological effects of human trafficking on survivors.
Asylum
Documents the impact of persecution, violence and trauma.
VAWA petitions
Assesses the effects of abuse by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident family member.
Hardship waivers
Assesses how separation or relocation would affect qualifying family members.
Substance abuse
Evaluates use history, treatment and recovery for immigration proceedings.
N-648
Disability exception evaluations for naturalization applicants.
How it works
Free consultation
You or your attorney call to discuss the case, the evaluation needed and your deadline.
Clinical interviews
Typically 2–3 sessions, in person or via secure telehealth, in English or Spanish.
Diagnostic formulation
A careful DSM-5-TR formulation grounded in the clinical interviews.
Written report
A professional, impartial report prepared for your attorney. Expedited timelines available.
See my listing on the Immigration Evaluation Directory for more information.
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