Consejeria Colibri-Colibri Counseling, PLLC

Clinical Evaluations for Immigration

I am a licensed and experienced therapist, who provides bilingual services in Spanish and English, through a bicultural lens. I can perform clinical mental health evaluations for your immigration process. I have expertise in this area and have firsthand knowledge of the immigration process.

A clinical immigration evaluation is a professional document that presents the emotional and mental status and symptoms of a person going through the immigration process. This psychological report demonstrates the extreme suffering, trauma, or any other mental health disorder that a person may experience.

“Be the change you want to see in the world. “

~Mahatma Gandhi

Questions & Concerns Regarding Immigration Evaluations:

What does the service consist of?

Evaluations are conducted through interviews, psychological assessments, testimony gathering, and information sharing. It is a very detailed process where I gather everything necessary to make the document a strong asset for the immigration process.

What types of Evaluations do you provide biopsychosocial letters for?

U-VISA

VAWA (for domestic violence)

U Visas (U Nonmigrant Status)

Waivers (Hardship Evaluations)

Cost?

Clinical Evaluations for Immigration:

$1,000 (Two payments available)

$300 *Fee applied for Expedited Process

What should I expect

The evaluation process is thorough, beginning with in-depth interviews to explore the individual’s personal history, the administration of psychological tests, the collection of testimonies, and the ongoing exchange of information. This meticulous process ensures that the document presented will be solid and present convincing evidence in the immigration process. There is no way of guaranteeing process as there are other people in cahrge of making descision, but clinician will do everything in her power to present a thorough case.

How will this take place?

Session will take place virtually. Connect using your phone, tablet or laptop. Make sure you have privacy, perhaps an empty room and adding headphones. I always encourage having some water or tea to help with regulation. Having a comfortable sitting area or a blanket can add to the comfort. Please pace yourself and asks for breaks as needed. We understand this can be difficult, so finding a pace that works for you is key.