Immigration Evaluations

We specialize in conducting psychosocial evaluations that bring individuals' unique stories, challenges, and relationships to life. These detailed reports capture the essence of each individual and significantly strengthens court cases, often leading to successful outcomes. Let us help you tell your story.

The Process

  • Clients will meet with a licensed psychologist twice, for about 2 hour each time. After the 2nd meeting, a very detailed report will be generated, around 12-15 pages.

  • If a client is not comfortable speaking English, a professional interpreter will be required to complete the evaluation.

  • Evaluations generally take 4 weeks to complete after the 2nd interview. Expedited delivery is available for an additional fee.

Service Areas

In-office meetings are available in our Colleyville, Texas (1904 Industrial Blvd., Ste #100, Colleyville, TX 76034) and Arlington, Texas (3617 W. Pioneer Parkway, Ste #100, Pantego, TX 76013) offices.

Virtual appointments are available in the following states/Commonwealths: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming

  • A psychological evaluation for asylum cases is centered on comprehending the individual's experiences, challenges, and trauma that prompted them to seek asylum from their country of origin. These evaluations place emphasis on assessing the effects of these events on the individual's emotional and psychological state. The objective of the evaluation is to offer a thorough understanding of the individual's mental health and the profound influence that their past experiences have had on their overall well-being.

  • A psychological evaluation plays a vital role in extreme hardship waiver (I-601 or I-601A) or cancellation of removal cases. It serves as compelling evidence of the significant suffering that a relative would endure if separated from the applicant or forced to relocate to another country to be with them. The evaluation illuminates the emotional and psychological impact, as well as any profound hardship experienced by all parties involved.

  • These evaluations focus on examining the psychological and emotional effects faced by individuals who have survived human trafficking. The main purpose of these assessments is to understand the emotional and psychological impact caused by the experience.

  • Psychological evaluations conducted for VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) cases are centered around assessing the effects of domestic violence or abuse on an individual's mental health and overall well-being. These evaluations provide crucial insights into the individual's psychological condition, the emotional distress they have endured, and the level of protection and support they may need.

Fees

  • Free 15-min Consultation Phone Call

  • Cost of Evaluation- $1300 - $1500

  • Expedited Delivery Available- $400

  • 50% deposit due at the time of booking

  • Remaining balance due at the time of service

  • If required to testify additional fees will be incurred