Expert Immigration Psychological Evaluations
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“Immigration cases with evaluations were 89% successful. By contrast, the national average without one was 37.5%. ”
Start with a No-Cost Case Review – Know Your Options Before You Commit
Not all psychological evaluations are the same. Complete the intake form, and Dr. Long will personally review your case. You'll receive a written summary with key insights, ensuring you make an informed decision with a provider you can trust.
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Our immigration psychological evaluations are fully online and meet USCIS requirements.
The process includes:
Step 1: Complete the intake form to provide key details about your case.
Step 2: Receive a no-cost case review with Dr. Long’s initial insights.
Step 3: If you decide to proceed, schedule your virtual evaluation.
Step 4: Attend the evaluation via secure video call.
Step 5: Receive your finalized report within 2-3 weeks (expedited options available).
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🔹 VAWA, Hardship, and Asylum Evaluations – $2,200 total, with a $1,100 deposit required to schedule.
🔹 N-648 Medical Certification for Disability Waiver – $1,200 flat fee (no deposit required).
🔹 Expedited processing – Available for an additional $1,000 to reduce turnaround time.
🔹 Interpreter Services – USCIS requires that all evaluations include an interpreter. You must provide an interpreter fluent in both English and your native language. If needed, we can provide one for an additional $200. -
The standard processing time for a completed report is 2-3 weeks after your evaluation appointment. If you need your report sooner, expedited processing is available for an additional $1,000, reducing turnaround time significantly.
Starting Is Simple Pick your form to Begin Your No-Cost Case Review.
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A psychological evaluation for hardship waivers helps demonstrate the extreme emotional, financial, and medical hardship a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident would face if their loved one were denied a waiver. This report is often critical in strengthening an I-601 or I-601A waiver case.
🔹 Read Our Comprehensive Guide to Hardship Waiver Psychological Evaluations
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A VAWA psychological evaluation provides critical documentation for victims of domestic violence, abuse, or extreme cruelty seeking immigration relief under the Violence Against Women Act. It details the psychological impact of the abuse and its ongoing effects.
🔹 Read Our Comprehensive Guide to VAWA Psychological Evaluations
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For individuals seeking asylum, a psychological evaluation documents the emotional and psychological impact of persecution, trauma, or fear of returning to their home country. These evaluations help support asylum claims based on past harm or well-founded fear of future persecution.
🔹 Read Our Comprehensive Guide to Asylum Psychological Evaluations
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The N-648 evaluation is a medical and psychological assessment used to document disabilities that prevent an applicant from completing the English and civics requirements for U.S. naturalization. A licensed psychologist provides evidence of cognitive or psychiatric impairments to support the waiver request.
🔹 Read Our Comprehensive Guide to N-648 Psychological Evaluations