Immigration Evaluations

This evaluation can show that a qualifying US Citizen relative (Spouse, parent or adult child) would endure “extreme hardship” if their spouse/ relative left the US and they remained here with out them or if relative had to relocate with them to their home country.

These are for case that have a court date set for removal (Deportation) of an individual to their home country.

These evaluations can show how a qualifying US Citizen relative (Spouse, parent or child) would be effected if separated from their spouse or family member.

A separate evaluation would need to be conducted for each family member.

Individuals remain asylum-seekers until their case has been approved.

This evaluation can be used to focus on how the asylum-seeker was affected by the persecution experiences and if current symptoms are consistent with the trauma reports.

Applies to ALL genders, and allows the immigrant to “self-petition” for legal status without relying on the abusive US citizen.

This evaluation can be used to show the effects of an immigrant who was “battered or subjected to extreme cruelty” by an abusive US citizen.

Extreme Cruelty = “A non-psychical act of violence or threat of violence demonstrating a pattern or intent to attain compliance or control.”

U Visa

For survivors of a crime committed in the US and the individual suffered physical or mental abuse as a result.

This evaluation can show that there was a mental harm that was caused as a result of this crime.

T- Visa

For survivors of human trafficking or attempted human trafficking.

This evaluation can be used to show how the survivor was effected by the human trafficking or attempted human trafficking experience.