As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), I provide specialized immigration evaluations recognized by USCIS. These evaluations play a critical role in helping individuals document the psychological and emotional impact of their experiences as part of their immigration case.

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The evaluations I provide include:

• Hardship Evaluations (I-601 / I-601A Waivers): Assessing the emotional and psychological impact of family separation or deportation on U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident relatives.

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• VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Evaluations: Documenting the psychological effects of domestic violence or abuse for individuals seeking protection under VAWA.

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• U-Visa Evaluations: Highlighting the mental health impact of being a victim of qualifying crimes, such as assault, trafficking, or abuse.

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• T-Visa Evaluations: Assessing the trauma symptoms of individuals who have been victims of human trafficking.

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• Asylum Evaluations: Documenting the psychological consequences of persecution, torture, or violence experienced in one’s country of origin.

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These evaluations involve a comprehensive clinical interview, validated mental health assessments, and a detailed written report tailored to meet USCIS standards.

 

The goal is to provide a clear, professional, and trauma-informed account that supports the legal process while ensuring the client’s dignity and story are honored.