Immigration Evaluations in Utah and Washington State
Important Scope Clarification
The evaluations we provide are clinical mental health evaluations, not forensic psychological testing. We do not determine legal eligibility, credibility, or case outcomes. We do not provide legal advice. Our findings are limited to a clinical assessment of your symptoms, history, and functional impact to support the legal process.
About Our Evaluations
Evaluations are conducted by a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), licensed in both Utah and Washington, with specialized training in immigration evaluations.
Reports are prepared to align with USCIS reporting standards and can be used for asylum, hardship waiver, cancellation of removal, VAWA, U visa, and T visa cases.
Case Types
Asylum
These evaluations document how past persecution or fear of future persecution has impacted your mental health and daily life, and how returning to your home country would affect you.
Hardship Waivers
These evaluations assess how your removal would cause extreme hardship to your qualifying relatives and how your situation may affects your mental health and ability to function.
VAWA
These evaluations provide clinical documentation of abuse and its impact for self-petitioners under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
U and T Visas
These evaluations document the emotional, physical, and psychological impact of crime or trafficking for U visa and T visa applications.
How to Prepare for Your Evaluation
- Bring a rough timeline of key events in your case
- Have any documents your attorney wants you to share on hand
- Plan for privacy during the appointment, especially for telehealth
- Water, tissues, and breaks are welcome throughout
Process and Turnaround
Pricing
Flat rate of $1,250
for all case types
Split into two payments of $625
due at the first and second sessions
Rush requests add $300 for under two weeks or $500 for under one week
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the same as a psychological evaluation?
Do you work with clients in both Washington State and Utah?
Does insurance cover this?
How long does an evaluation take to complete?
Typically two 50-minute sessions, with the written report delivered within two weeks of the final session.
What happens during the evaluation?
Can this be used with USCIS or in immigration court?
Yes. Reports are prepared to align with USCIS standards for use in immigration cases.
I enjoyed working with my evaluator. Can they be my ongoing therapist?
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