Behind Every Case is a Human Story. Our Role is to Document it with Care and Clarity.
We provide immigration evaluations for humanitarian immigration cases, delivered with clinical clarity, professionalism, and an understanding of how psychological documentation supports legal decision-making.
Evaluations are conducted by licensed psychotherapists using a trauma-informed, culturally responsive approach and are written to meet USCIS standards while remaining clear and usable for attorneys and adjudicators.
Who This Service is For
This service is designed for:
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Immigration attorneys and paralegals seeking clear, reliable psychological evaluations to support humanitarian cases
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Clients referred by their attorneys for a psychological evaluation
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Humanitarian immigration matters, including VAWA, U visas, T visas, and I-601 / I-601A Extreme Hardship Waivers
What the Evaluation Includes
Each immigration psychological evaluation includes:
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A comprehensive clinical interview to gather relevant psychological history
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Review of immigration-relevant psychosocial factors to connect findings to case criteria
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Standardized assessment measures, when clinically appropriate
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A clear, attorney-ready written psychological report aligned with USCIS expectations and legal relevance
Reports are written with attention to organization, clarity, and professional language to support efficient case preparation.
The Evaluation Process
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Referral or Initial Contact
Attorneys or referred clients reach out to determine whether a psychological evaluation is clinically appropriate for the case.
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Scheduling and Informed Consent
Once appropriate, consent is obtained and the evaluation is scheduled in a timely manner.
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Clinical Evaluation
The evaluation includes a structured clinical interview and assessment tools as indicated.
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Report Preparation
A comprehensive psychological report is prepared, organized for legal use, and aligned with USCIS standards.
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Delivery and Collaboration
Reports are provided within the agreed timeframe. Brief clarification or collaboration with attorneys is available when clinically appropriate.
Timelines, Fees & Payment Structure
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Typical turnaround: Reports are generally completed within 10 business days following the evaluation interview.
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Expedited reports: Expedited timelines may be available for an additional fee, depending on scheduling and clinical considerations.​
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Evaluation fee:
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$950 for T-Visa, U-Visa, and VAWA
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$1100 for Hardship Waiver
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Deposit: A $200 deposit is required to begin the evaluation process
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Payment type: Services are private pay only and are not covered by insurance
Detailed payment information is provided prior to scheduling.