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These reports, commonly referred to as immigration Psychosocial evaluations, are comprehensive mental health assessments conducted by licensed clinicians to support individuals involved in immigration proceedings. They are often used as crucial evidence in court to help determine whether an applicant should be allowed to lawfully remain in the United States. These evaluations provide an in-depth clinical analysis of the individual's mental health history, current psychological functioning, and any symptoms of emotional distress, such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or other mental health conditions that may have resulted from past trauma, abuse, persecution, or extreme hardship.
The purpose of these reports are to present the court with a professional, objective understanding of how removal, deportation, or separation from family members could significantly impact the applicant’s mental and emotional stability. In many cases, these assessments highlight the potential psychological harm that might occur if the individual were forced to return to their country of origin, where they may face unsafe conditions, lack of medical care, or re-exposure to traumatic events.
The findings from these psychosocial evaluations assist immigration judges and attorneys in making informed decisions, particularly in cases involving asylum, U-Visas, VAWA petitions, hardship waivers, and cancellation of removal. By documenting the mental health struggles and emotional needs of the applicant, these reports serve as valuable legal evidence to support their request for protection and lawful status in the United States.
These reports, commonly referred to as immigration psychological evaluations, are comprehensive mental health assessments conducted by licensed clinicians to support individuals involved in immigration proceedings. They are often used as crucial evidence in court to help determine whether an applicant should be allowed to lawfully remain in the United States. These evaluations provide an in-depth clinical analysis of the individual's mental health history, current psychological functioning, and any symptoms of emotional distress, such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or other mental health conditions that may have resulted from past trauma, abuse, persecution, or extreme hardship.
The purpose of these reports is to present the court with a professional, objective understanding of how removal, deportation, or separation from family members could significantly impact the applicant’s mental and emotional stability. Often, these assessments highlight the potential psychological harm that might occur if the individual were forced to return to their country of origin, where they may face unsafe conditions, lack of medical care, or re-exposure to traumatic events.
The findings from these psychological evaluations assist immigration judges and attorneys in making informed decisions, particularly in cases involving asylum, U-Visas, VAWA petitions, hardship waivers, and cancellation of removal. By documenting the mental health struggles and emotional needs of the applicant, these reports serve as valuable legal evidence to support their request for protection and lawful status in the United States.
At Atteval Mind and Body Performance PLLC, we are committed to providing thorough and timely psychological evaluations to support your immigration case. We work closely with you and your attorney to ensure clear, consistent communication throughout the process. Every case is handled with care, respect, and professionalism, as we understand the importance of your situation.
Our evaluations carefully explore your personal experiences to identify any mental health concerns that may be essential to your case and might otherwise be overlooked.
For your convenience, you are welcome to contact us at any time at (704) 615-4183 for updates on your case.
Please note: Final reports are completed and submitted within 7 to 10 business days after your last evaluation session (excluding holidays)
Competency Areas:
- Asylum
-U-Visas
-Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
-Extreme Hardship (provisional waivers)
FEES:
Fees vary based on case complexity. Generally, when more family members are involved, there are additional considerations for documenting events and experiences.
If an interpreter is needed for an evaluation, it's the responsibility of Atteval Mind & Body Performance, PLLC to provide such services. The applicant will pay for these services in addition to the evaluator's fees.
Clients may expect to pay:
$1200-$1500 for Psychosocial reports with Atteval Mind and Body Performance PLLC
Atteval Mind and Body Performance, PLLC is dedicated to supporting you on your journey from challenges to success. No matter the obstacles you’ve faced, we’re here to help those in need.
For questions or to schedule an appointment call or email
(704) 615-4183
contact@attevalmindandbodyperformance.com
AMBP PLLC is a social service agency dedicated to serving all communities in need of mental health support, with a focus on athletes and competitors.
Jesseyetta Staton is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the states of:
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Atteval Mind & Body Performance PLLC
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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