In many immigration procedures with the USCIS, psychological evaluations are a crucial requirement. These evaluations showcase your emotional and psychological well-being, playing a pivotal role in the approval of your immigration application.

Our mission is to assist you in providing a precise and comprehensive psychological evaluation that bolsters your case, enhancing your prospects for success throughout the immigration process.

Discover our cutting-edge telehealth services for psychological evaluations catered to immigration needs.

From evaluations for U Visa, Waiver, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act), T Visa, and Asylum cases, to counseling services for victims of crime, we have you covered.

Embark on your migration journey with our comprehensive psychological evaluation process, conducted by our team of skilled professionals through interviews and tests.

Uncover valuable insights into your mental and emotional well-being that could impact your immigration case positively.

Receive a detailed report in English, meticulously outlining the evaluation results.

This report aligns with USCIS standards and serves as a critical asset in your immigration case, potentially enhancing your chances of success.

Count on us to deliver exceptional service! Once your evaluation payment is complete, expect to receive it promptly via email within 3 business days.

For any additional inquiries or assistance, feel free to reach out to our dedicated team at 323-430-4200.

An immigration psychological evaluation is a clinical assessment conducted for legal purposes. It may help document emotional, psychological, or trauma-related factors relevant to an immigration case. 

These evaluations are commonly used in: 
• Extreme Hardship Waivers 
• Asylum Cases 
• VAWA Petitions 
• U-Visas / T-Visas 
• Cancellation of Removal 

Immigration psychological evaluations are not therapy and do not establish an ongoing therapeutic relationship. 

Our role is to: 
• Conduct a clinical interview 
• Assess psychological functioning 
• Document relevant symptoms and experiences 
• Provide a professional clinical opinion 
• Prepare a psychological report for legal use 

We do not: 
• Provide legal advice 
• Determine eligibility for immigration relief 
• Recommend which type of evaluation you need 
• Guarantee case outcomes 
• Provide court testimony or appear as expert witnesses 

Clients must come informed about the specific type of evaluation they are seeking (e.g., asylum, hardship waiver, VAWA, U-Visa, etc.), typically with guidance from their attorney. 

We are not attorneys and cannot advise on what type of evaluation is appropriate for your case. 

All legal decisions are made by your attorney and immigration authorities. 

We aim to provide a clear and supportive experience: 

1. Schedule Your Evaluation 
   Appointments are conducted virtually and scheduled promptly without waitlists.  
2. Clinical Interview 
   A detailed interview is conducted to understand your history, possible trauma, and current concerns.  
3. Report Preparation 
   A psychological report is prepared based on your self-report, clinical observations, and any supporting documentation.  
4. Opportunity to Review 
   Clients are typically given the opportunity to review the report and notify us of any factual corrections or questions.  
5. Authorization for Release 
   Clients provide authorization before the report is released to their attorney or legal representative.  
6. Report Submission 
   The report is securely sent to the authorized party.  

We strive to support client understanding throughout the process. 

• When a client prefers a language other than English, we make reasonable efforts to: 
  o Review key aspects of the report in the client’s preferred language, and/or 
  o Use a qualified interpreter when appropriate 

Clients are responsible for: 
• Providing accurate and complete information 
• Notifying us of any factual corrections or concerns 
• Asking questions if any part of the report is unclear 

Information shared during the evaluation is treated with professional care; however: 

• The report is prepared for legal use 
  • It may be shared with attorneys, immigration authorities, and courts 

We do not guarantee any immigration outcome. 

• Extensive experience with immigration evaluations 
  • Trauma-informed and culturally responsive care 
  • Clear, structured, and clinically grounded reports 
  • Ethical and professional standards 
  • Over 9,000 reports completed 
  • Exceptional customer service — check out our Google reviews 
  • Fully virtual services available nationwide 
  • No waitlists — prompt scheduling 

We understand that this process can feel overwhelming. Our goal is to make it as clear and supportive as possible. 

Step 1: Scheduling 
All appointments are virtual and scheduled promptly. 

Step 2: Evaluation Appointment 
You will meet with a licensed clinician. 

Step 3: Report Preparation 

Step 4: Review Opportunity 

Step 5: Authorization 

Step 6: Submission 

This is an evaluation, not therapy 
• All services are provided virtually 
• We serve clients in all 50 U.S. states 
• We do not provide court testimony or expert witness services 
• You should provide honest and complete information