Immigration Evaluations
From $600
Hardship
Hardship evaluations explore the difficulties that finances, physical health, mental health, employment, and interpersonal relationships have on the mental/emotional health of the individual facing deportation and/or the person's significant other and family members.
Assylum
Asylum evaluations explore the history of vulnerabilities related to abuse, violence, and other traumas as well as ongoing threats. This history is used to explain current life difficulties and what is needed for support based on these specific populations.
Psychological
Psychological evaluations explore the individuals history, evidence of mental and physical distress, experiences of trauma and evaluate relationships. This information is used to explore their ability to manage day to day life and cope with stressors