Clinical Evaluations for Immigration Cases
AVAILABLE ONLINE THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA AND IDAHO
Clinical Evaluations for Immigration Cases
AVAILABLE ONLINE THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA AND IDAHO
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AVAILABLE ONLINE THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA AND IDAHO
I provide compassionate and comprehensive immigration psychological evaluations for individuals seeking VAWA protection, asylum, extreme hardship waivers, and U-Visas / T-visas virtually throughout California and Idaho.
As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and daughter of immigrants, I understand the complexities of the immigration process and the unique emotional challenges faced by my clients. My evaluations are conducted with sensitivity and professionalism, ensuring that your story is heard and accurately represented.
I am dedicated to supporting you in navigating this journey, helping to provide the necessary documentation to strengthen your case and advocate for your rights. Your mental health and wellbeing are my top priorities, and I am here to help you find hope and healing during this challenging time.
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Extreme Hardship and cancellation of removal: evaluation aims to demonstrate how the removal of an immigrant would cause extreme hardship to the family member that is a U.S. citizen/legal resident.
VAWA: Violence Against Women Act of 1994 aims to show that the psychological trauma and distress an immigrant (men or women) is facing are a direct result of domestic violence experienced during their marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
Asylum: aims to depict psychological impact of past trauma or persecution an immigrant has experienced before coming to the U.S. If applicable to you, it will address reasons for not applying withing the one-year deadline.
U-Visas and T-Visas: aims to show the psychological trauma an immigrant is experiencing stems from being a victim of a crime committed in the U.S.
Fees:
$1,495 (payment plan available)Additional $200 for expedited evaluations
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