What Is an Immigration Psychological Evaluation?

An immigration psychological evaluation is a clinical assessment that documents the emotional, psychological, and relational impacts of your life experiences.

Our evaluations help provide attorneys and immigration officers with important clinical information that may support your case.

Each report is prepared carefully to be:

  • Objective and clinically thorough

  • Culturally sensitive and trauma-informed

  • Tailored to the needs of your specific immigration process

We Provide Evaluations For:

  • VAWA Petitions — supporting survivors of domestic violence or abuse.

  • Hardship Waivers (I-601, I-601A) — outlining emotional hardship faced by qualifying relatives.

  • U-Visa Applications — documenting psychological effects from surviving serious crimes.

  • Cancellation of Removal Cases — highlighting the severe hardship deportation would cause to family members.

Why Clients and Attorneys Trust Vida Collective

  • Extensive Experience:

    Our team has completed hundreds of immigration evaluations for diverse and complex cases.

  • Culturally Competent, Trauma-Informed Care:

    We specialize in working with immigrant and first-generation families.

  • Bilingual Services (English & Spanish):

    Interviews and reports can be conducted in either language to ensure comfort and accuracy.

  • Clear, Comprehensive Reports:

    Each report is designed to meet USCIS guidelines and attorney specifications, while maintaining clinical neutrality.

  • Attorney Collaboration:

    With your consent, we work directly with your legal team to ensure evaluations meet the appropriate standards.

  • Timely Delivery:

    Standard delivery is within 2–3 weeks, with expedited options available.

What to Expect During the Process

  1. Contact and Consultation:

    We answer any questions you may have and explain the full evaluation process.

  2. Clinical Interviews:

    One or two in-depth interviews (in person or via secure telehealth).

  3. Document Review:

    We review any supporting materials you or your attorney provide.

  4. Comprehensive Report:

    A complete, trauma-informed evaluation delivered to you or directly to your attorney.

We are trusted by immigration attorneys across Arkansas

Navigating the immigration system can feel overwhelming, confusing, and deeply personal. When your case requires a psychological evaluation, it’s natural to feel unsure of what to expect.

At Vida Collective Counseling, we specialize in immigration psychological evaluations — often referred to as psychosocial evaluations — conducted by licensed professional counselors.

These evaluations are widely used to support immigration cases and are accepted by immigration courts and USCIS.

Our bilingual clinicians combine clinical excellence, cultural understanding, and years of specialized experience to help document your story clearly, respectfully, and compassionately.

Immigration Psychological Evaluations in Arkansas

FAQs

  • Yes. Our psychosocial evaluations are widely used by immigration attorneys to support cases and are accepted by immigration courts and USCIS as part of evidentiary submissions.

  • No. We provide objective, clinical evaluations. While many evaluations are helpful in strengthening cases, we cannot guarantee any legal outcome.

  • Our immigration evaluation fee is $900, divided into two payments. Rush services (7-day turnaround) are available for an additional $250, subject to availability.

  • Standard turnaround is 2–3 weeks after your interview. Expedited services available upon request.

  • Absolutely. We are fully bilingual in English and Spanish.

You Don’t Have to Do This Alone

You deserve to have your story told with professionalism, respect, and care.

We are honored to walk alongside you and your family during this important step of your journey.

Have questions before scheduling?

We’re here to support you. You can text us, email us, or contact us here — we’re happy to help.

Common search terms: immigration psychological evaluation, psychosocial evaluation for immigration, hardship waiver evaluation, asylum evaluation, VAWA evaluation