Immigration Evaluations
The kind of clinical evaluation your case — and your story — deserves.
Compassionate, court-ready psychological evaluations for VAWA, asylum, extreme hardship, U/T Visa, and cancellation of removal cases. Conducted virtually, collaborated on closely with your attorney, written with rigor and care.
What it is
A clinical evaluation, written for your case.
A psychological assessment combining interview, evidence-based instruments, and a written report. It documents psychological impact in the language USCIS and the courts need.
Why it matters
Your story, given clinical weight.
A well-crafted evaluation can be a turning point — adding clarity and credibility to filings, hearings, and waivers.
Who needs one
More people than you’d think.
Survivors, parents, partners, asylum seekers, attorneys preparing hardship and removal cases — anyone whose case is strengthened by clinical documentation.
Case types we evaluate
Evaluations tailored to your case profile.
Violence Against Women Act
Extreme Hardship Waivers
Extreme Hardship
Detailed clinical documentation of hardship to qualifying U.S. relatives.
Asylum Evaluations
Asylum
Trauma-informed evaluations supporting credible fear and persecution claims.
Victims of Qualifying Crimes
U Visa
Clinical assessments of psychological harm for U nonimmigrant status.
Survivors of Trafficking
T Visa
Sensitive evaluations documenting impact of human trafficking.
Non-LPR Cancellation
Cancellation of Removal
Hardship evaluations for qualifying U.S. citizen or LPR relatives.
Family-Based Cases
Family-Based
Supporting evaluations for hardship in family immigration matters.
How it helps
What working with Her Calm includes.
- Direct attorney collaboration with drafts and feedback
- Court-ready written reports tailored to your case
- Trauma-informed pacing — never re-traumatizing
- Virtual sessions, accepted nationwide
- Clear, written estimates before any work begins
- Confidential, HIPAA-aware practice
For attorneys
A clinical partner for your immigration practice.
Responsive turnaround, court-ready language, and direct collaboration. Send a brief and we’ll respond within one business day.
FAQ
Questions about the evaluation process.
What is an immigration psychological evaluation?
A clinical evaluation that documents the psychological impact of trauma, abuse, hardship, or persecution for use in immigration proceedings. It includes interviews, assessments, and a written report tailored to the case type.
How long does an evaluation take?
Most evaluations involve 2–3 hours of interview time, with a final written report delivered within 2–3 weeks. Expedited timelines are available when needed.
Do you work directly with my attorney?
Yes. Direct attorney collaboration is part of every evaluation, including drafts, feedback, and case-specific tailoring.
Are sessions virtual?
Evaluations are conducted by secure video. This is widely accepted by USCIS and immigration courts, and makes the process accessible across the country.
Begin
Begin your evaluation today.
A complimentary 15-minute consultation, no pressure, no obligation — just a conversation about what you need next.