Immigration Evaluations/Evaluaciones de inmigracion
Psychological Evaluations for Immigration Court
Many people every year apply for various waivers and petitions in order to stay in the United States and build a better life for themselves and their families. There are many different waivers and petitions that you can apply for. This whole process can be very confusing, overwhelming, and intimidating. We can help with any of the waivers and petitions below for just $1,000 (half during the assessment and half due when the evaluation is complete).
Extreme Psychological Hardship
In an extreme psychological hardship case, a citizen or resident of the United States applies for the immigration waiver because the deportation of a family member will cause extreme hardship for themselves or their family.
Political Asylum
In political asylum cases, an individual has been subjected to mistreatment and abuse in their country of origin due to their political beliefs, religious affiliation, ethnic identity, or gender.
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
Individuals petitioning for a waiver under DACA can be denied if they have a serious criminal conviction (e.g. domestic violence). A psychological evaluation can help determine if their actions and behavior were due to a mental disorder, abuse, or other cognitive deficit.
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
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U-Visa
A U-Visa may be granted to an undocumented individual living in the U.S. if the individual can demonstrate that they have experienced substantial mental or physical abuse due to being a victim of a serious crime that occurred in the U.S.