Purpose of the Evaluation

• Assess mental health status relevant to your immigration case.

• Provide documentation of trauma, hardship, or psychological challenges that may impact your eligibility.

• Offer formal reports that can be submitted to USCIS or used in immigration court.

Process and Scope

• Number of Sessions: Typically 2–3 sessions to gather history, conduct assessments, and complete the report.

• Content: Sessions may include clinical interviews, structured psychological testing, and assessment of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning.

• Report: Includes background information, mental status examination, testing results, relevant diagnoses, and professional interpretation of findings.

• Cultural Sensitivity: We ensure evaluations are conducted with understanding of your cultural background and immigration experience.

Cost and Payment

• This service is self-pay, as insurances do not cover immigration evaluations.

• Flat fee: $900- $1500 (depending on case complexity).

• Fees cover all sessions, testing, and the completed evaluation report. Additional work, such as court testimony, may be billed separately.

Important Considerations

• Evaluations are confidential and legally protected.

• You will need to provide honest and complete information about your history and current psychological state.

• Evaluations are conducted objectively, and the resulting report is meant for immigration purposes, not therapy.

• Dual roles (therapist and evaluator) are avoided to ensure neutrality.

Next Steps

If you are seeking an immigration psychological evaluation, please book a consultation to discuss your case, schedule sessions, and review the evaluation process.