As a licensed therapist, I provide thorough and trauma-informed immigration mental health evaluations to support individuals and families navigating the immigration process. These evaluations are professional clinical assessments that document the emotional, psychological, and relational impact of your experiences.

Each evaluation is conducted with cultural sensitivity, compassion, and respect for your unique story. My goal is to create a safe and supportive space where you can share your experiences while receiving a comprehensive evaluation that can strengthen your legal case.

Types of cases I can support

U-Visa Evaluation

A U Visa evaluation is a specialized psychological assessment for individuals who have been victims of certain crimes and have cooperated with law enforcement.

As a trauma-informed therapist, I provide evaluations that document the emotional, psychological, and relational impact of the harm you’ve experienced.

These evaluations can strengthen your legal case by offering a professional clinical perspective on how the traumatic event has affected your mental health and overall well-being.

T-Visa Evaluation

A T Visa evaluation is a psychological assessment for individuals who have survived human trafficking. From a trauma-informed and culturally sensitive lens, I provide comprehensive evaluations that document the emotional and psychological effects of trafficking experiences.

These evaluations offer a clinical perspective that can support your legal case while honoring your story with care and respect. My approach prioritizes safety, compassion, and empowerment—creating a space where you can share your experiences at your own pace.

The goal is to provide a thorough and supportive evaluation that uplifts your healing journey and strengthens your path toward stability and legal protection.

Asylum Evaluation

An Asylum evaluation is a psychological assessment that documents the emotional and psychological effects of persecution, violence, or trauma experienced in one’s home country. These evaluations provide a clinical perspective that can support an individual’s asylum case.

Application must be completed with your lawyer within one year of arriving to the U.S. if you seek protection for yourself (including spouse and children) due to suffering or thinking you might suffer persecution in your country of origin. According to U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services, the types of persecution suffered could be related to race, religion, nationality, member of social group, or having a certain political opinion. If applicaiton is approved, you may be allowed by the government to stay in the U.S.

My duty here is to evaluate the psychological, physical, & emotional effects of having suffered persecution in your country of origin.

Extreme Hardship Evaluation

An Extreme Hardship evaluation is a comprehensive psychological assessment used to document the significant emotional, psychological, financial, and relational consequences that a qualifying U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident would experience if their family member were denied immigration status or required to relocate.

These evaluations provide clinically supported evidence to demonstrate the depth of hardship that would result from family separation or relocation.

As a licensed mental health professional, I conduct thorough, trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive assessments to produce detailed clinical reports that meet legal standards and support Hardship Waiver applications.

Cancellation of Removal Evaluation

A Cancellation of Removal evaluation is a psychological assessment that provides clinical documentation to support immigration cases in which an individual facing deportation seeks to remain in the United States.

These evaluations focus on the emotional, psychological, and relational impact that deportation would have on the individual and their qualifying U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family members—particularly children, spouses, or parents.

During the evaluation, I will conduct interviews with the family members to assess for physical, emotional, financial, educational, and psychological effects of having this family member sent back to their country of origin.

Violence against women act (VAWA)

VAWA provides non-citizen immigrants with a U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse, children, or parent to file a petition to reamin in the U.S. without the abusers knowledge. The undocumented immigrant must provide factual information, such as a police report, that proves suffering of the violence and domestic abuse. This application also applies to male applicants.

During the evaluation, I will assess for the overall impact of suffering domestic abuse to share your story from a psychological perspective that best supports your legal case.

Prices

Prices are based off of time allocated to the evaluation & completing the overall detailed report.

Each evaluation typically involve 2-3 sessions that last from 60-120 mins. The report is usually completed within 2-3 weeks.

Each ev

Evaluation & Report--$750-$1,000

Included-15-20 pages of a comprehensive evaluation on the psychological, physical, financial, spiritual, and emotional impact of separating families through deportation or country re-location.

Immigration Court Expert Testimony--$275

via telephone or Webex

Additional fees may apply, if necessary. (ex, expedited evaluations, use of interpreter, etc)

Sliding scale is available on a case by case situation.