• Asylum (I-589)

    Individuals who are afraid to return to their home country due to past harm or fear of future persecution.

  • Harship Waiver (I-601/I-601A)

    Individuals whose deportation or visa denial would cause extreme emotional or medical hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.

  • Violence Against Women Act-VAWA (I-360)

    Individuals who have experienced abuse by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse, parent, or child and are seeking protection without the abuser’s involvement.

  • U-Visa (I-918)

    Individuals who have been victims of certain crimes in the U.S., have suffered mental or physical harm, and helped law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution.

  • T-Visa (I-914)

    Individuals who have been victims of human trafficking and are seeking safety and legal status in the U.S.

  • Cancellation of Removal (EOIR-42B)

    Individuals in removal proceedings and their deportation would cause emotional and psychological hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanet resident.

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Trusted Expertise

  • In-depth training in the conduct of forensic evaluations, completed through Physicans for Human Rights.

  • Received specialized training in Court Testimony from the Immigration Evaluation Training Center in Los Angeles, California.

  • Certificate in Mastering Immigration Psychological Evaluations from the Immigration Evaluation Training Center in Los Angeles, California.

  • Certificate in Asylum Medicine Evaluations from the Asylum Medicine Training Initiative.

  • Extensive clinical experience across settings: non-profits, hospitals, outpatient clinics, higher education, and family court.

  • Experienced in telehealth evaluations across California with timely turnaround.

  • Committed to providing compassionate, clear, and individualized support to clients navigating immigration systems.

Support That Goes Further

  • Unlike general therapy practices, my services are dedicated soley to providing immigration psychological evlauations. I am able to give each case the time, detail, and professional care it deserves.

  • Same-week appointments and expedited evaluations.

  • Evening or weekend availability for working individuals.

  • Payment plans and options are available.

  • Free qualified interpreter services are available to ensure clear and comfortable communication during your evaluation.

  • Expert testimony is offered.

Investments

  • Immigration Evaluations for all case types: $1200

    • Non-Refundable Deposit: $300

    • Add-on expedited service within 7 days, as available: +$300

  • Court Preparation and Testimony as available: $300 per hour

FAQs

  • The evaluation is typically between 2 to 3 hours and involves an in-depth clinical interview and diagnostic tools used in mental health assessments. All appointments take place via videoconference.

  • After the clinical interview is complete, the evaluation report will be ready in 2-3 weeks. You and your legal attorney (if applicable) will receive a draft copy for review and approval. Once approvals are received, I will send a finalized copy of the evaluation report. If you need the report sooner, it can be expedited for an additional fee, depending on my availability.

    Please note: The final evaluation report will be released once full payment has been received.

  • I do not provide individual therapy services at this time. I am able to provide resources and referrals for trauma-informed licensed therapists who can provide individual therapy if desired.

  • A non-refundable deposit of $300 is due at the time of scheduling the appointment. The remaining amount is to be paid, upon notice that the report is completed and ready for delivery.

    Payment arrangements and payment plans can be made prior to the first appointment.