Immigration Evaluations in Las Vegas, NV
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Immigration Evaluations are conducted in order to provide supporting evidence for legal immigration cases. This process examines and details the possibility of extreme hardship and psychological distress in the event the immigrant is deported. These assessments include a comprehensive psychological history, the current presenting problems, and a review of psychological hardship relevant to the case and are often critical in determining deportation to life-threatening circumstances or whether a family is able to stay together.
Flat Fee for Immigration Evaluations are $1,200 and include:
- Psychometric testing using objective measures (completed prior to the clinical interview)
- 2-3 hour clinical interview
- Records Review
- 2-3 hour report writing
- Comprehensive written report sent to attorney
- Appointments are available in person or virtually
- Standard written report delivery time is within 14 days
- Expedited reports are available within 72 hours for an additional $300
- Payment plans are available upon request
- Translators are available for the clinical interview for an additional $200
Evaluations are available for:
- Cancellation of Removal Process
- Asylum (detailing the impact of PTSD symptoms and persecution suffered, as well as supporting psychological evidence for missing the filing deadline)
- Extreme Hardship (adverse home-country conditions, disability, medical conditions, or professional, financial or academic hardship that would have a significant impact on the petitioner or petitioner's family causing psychological distress)
- T-Visa (offers protection to victims of human trafficking and strengthens the ability for law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute human trafficking)
- U-Visa (for immigrants who have experienced substantial abuse and have been or intend to be helpful to law enforcement in investigating or prosecuting criminal activity (examples of qualifying crimes include abduction, blackmail, extortion, false imprisonment, female genital mutiliation, felonious assault, fraud in foreign labor contracting, incest, murder, obstruction of justice, perjury, prostitution, sexual assault, slave trade, stalking, and torture)
- VAWA (for both men and women who are survivors of domestic violence)