T Visa cases often involve trafficking, coercion, exploitation, forced labor, or loss of personal freedom. Our evaluations help explain how these experiences have affected the individual's mental health, functioning, relationships, sense of safety, and ability to move forward.
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We provide evaluation and documentation support for a wide range of immigration-related matters.
- Client-FocusedEvery evaluation is centered on your unique story.
- Legally DefensibleReports that meet the highest professional and legal standards.
- Compassionate CareWe treat every client with respect, empathy, and dignity.
Our Services
T Visa Evaluations
For survivors of human trafficking. Our evaluations help document the impact of trafficking-related trauma on your mental health.
U Visa Evaluations
For victims of qualifying crimes who have suffered emotional or psychological harm. We help document trauma and its impact on daily functioning.
VAWA Evaluations
For survivors of domestic violence. We document the psychological effects of abuse and its impact on your well-being.
Asylum & Trauma Evaluations
For individuals fleeing persecution, violence, or torture. We assess trauma symptoms and their impact on your ability to function.
I-601 Hardship Waivers
Evaluate extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family member due to your mental health condition.
I-601A Provisional Waivers
For unlawful presence waivers. We assess extreme hardship based on psychiatric or emotional conditions.
I-212 Permission to Reapply
For individuals previously removed or deported. We evaluate rehabilitation and current mental health.
I-360 VAWA Petitions
For self-petitioners abused by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse or parent.
I-589 Asylum Applications
We provide evaluations to support asylum claims based on past persecution and trauma.
I-730 Refugee/Asylee Relative
For qualifying family members of refugees or asylees. We assess extreme hardship.
I-914 T Visa Applications
For continued presence T Visa applicants. We document ongoing trauma and hardship.
I-918 U Visa Applications
We document the impact of qualifying crimes and cooperation with law enforcement.
I-881 NACARA Applications
For individuals from certain countries seeking relief under NACARA.
EOIR-42A / 42B Cancellation
For cancellation of removal cases based on exceptional and extremely unusual hardship.
Attorney-Requested Evaluations
Independent psychiatric evaluations for legal cases at the request of attorneys.
All evaluations are conducted by a board-certified psychiatrist.SECURE · PRIVATE · CONFIDENTIAL · HIPAA-COMPLIANT
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How We Support Each Case
Every filing carries a different story. Here is how our evaluations speak to each one.
U Visa cases involve victims of qualifying crimes who may have suffered emotional or psychological harm. A psychiatric evaluation can help document trauma symptoms, anxiety, depression, sleep changes, and the impact on work, school, parenting, or relationships.
VAWA evaluations often involve domestic violence, emotional abuse, coercive control, intimidation, or isolation. We document the psychological effects of abuse with sensitivity and respect, recognizing the complex emotional, cultural, and family pressures involved.
Asylum-related evaluations may involve persecution, violence, torture, detention, or fear of future harm. A trauma-focused evaluation helps document symptoms of PTSD, depression, anxiety, hypervigilance, and difficulty feeling safe.
Used in waiver cases where separation or relocation may create significant hardship for a qualifying relative. The evaluation explains how hardship may affect sleep, concentration, work, caregiving, family relationships, medical stability, and overall wellbeing.
For cancellation of removal cases, evaluations help document how deportation could affect qualifying family members — addressing emotional hardship, developmental concerns for children, caregiving responsibilities, and medical or psychiatric vulnerability.