Mental Health Evaluations for Immigration Cases
I’m trained in culturally-responsive mental health immigration evaluation interviewing and forensic report writing through Georgia King’s program. I conduct clinically thorough, trauma-informed, and objective assessments designed to meet the standards attorneys and USCIS reviewers expect.
My approach centers the intersectionality of trauma, migration stress, and held identities—particularly for BIPOC/PGM and LGBTQIA+ clients—and uses trauma-informed interviewing and clear, well-organized reports that support legal strategies while honoring each person’s full story with nuance, care, and respect.
I provide evaluations for:
Asylum-related cases
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions
T-Visa & U-Visa applications
Extreme hardship waivers (I-601/I-601A)
Cancellation of removal proceedings
Ohio Residents
Minnesota Residents
What I bring to the evaluation process:
Balanced trauma-informed and humanistic clinical approach
Strong experience in trauma-informed interviewing and report writing
Clear, well-organized reports built to support legal cases
Reliable 1-2 week turnaround for attorneys and clients working against filing deadlines
Accessible telehealth delivery via a HIPAA-compliant platform, with professional interpretation available as needed for non-native English-speaking clients.
Turnaround: Approximately 1-2 weeks
Fee: $1,100 with payment plans available upon request
Payment: Credit cards accepted; payment plans and sliding scale may be available; pro bono may be available
I understand these evaluations carry real weight in a person's life and future. My goal is to produce evaluations that are thorough, ethical, and true to each client's experience while meeting the objective and legal standards required for immigration cases.