Immigration Psychological Evaluations In Florida

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We specialize in comprehensive immigration psychological evaluations to help you and your attorney identify the psychological distress you or your family would experience if you were deported.

An in-depth psychological assessment is essential when applying for asylum due to psychological hardship, emotional distress, or cognitive impairment.

How our immigration psychologist can help?

We, as your immigration psychologists, collaborate with you, your family, and your attorney to ensure a thorough and supportive evaluation process. Our in-depth assessment will identify the psychological impact and distress that deportation will have on you and your family.

A Psychlogical evaluation can be beneficial for the following situations:

Are you seeking clarity amidst immigration challenges? An immigration psychological evaluation by an empathetic immigration psychologist in Orlando can provide invaluable insights and support for your journey toward a brighter future.

  • Extreme Psychological Hardship
  • Political Asylum
  • Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
  • Citizen Examination Waiver (N-648)
  • Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
  • U-Visa
  • T-Visa

What to expect

Our immigration evaluations typically involve:

  • A clinical interview with you and close members of your family. The interview will help us understand important psychological, medical, and social background information, and your current cognitive and psychological functioning.
  • Consultation with your attorney to determine the type of waiver that will be best suited for your case.
  • A review of medical, psychological, and other collateral documents that help us have a better understanding of your psychological and emotional functioning.
  • We will administer psychological and neuropsychological tests to objectively assess for mental health diagnoses and/or cognitive impairment.  We will administer and interpret paper and computer-based tests to assess for:
    • General intellectual abilities
    • Higher level executive skills such as reasoning and problem solving
    • Attention and concentration
    • Language comprehension and communication
    • Visual-spatial skills and perception
    • Memory impairment
    • Motor and sensory skills
    • Mood and personality
    • Psychological diagnoses
  • After we complete the immigration evaluation, we will write a comprehensive report that integrates our findings and give it to your attorney.