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    Dr. Long’s Online Immigration Evaluation Service

    About Dr. Long:

    Dr. Long specializes in conducting psychological evaluations for immigration purposes such as asylum, hardship waivers, VAWA, and medical disabilities under Form N-648. She is fluent in Spanish and proficient in Arabic and Russian. With over 400 psychological evaluations completed for numerous legal matters, Dr. Long has testified in federal immigration cases to support applicants. 

    How the Evaluation Works:

    Dr. Long conducts thorough immigration evaluations online, licensed in 41 states. Each evaluation, requiring a stable internet connection and a camera-equipped device, involves a comprehensive 2-4 hour interview. The process culminates in a detailed psychological report, ranging from 8-20 pages depending on the type of evaluation. The total cost of the evaluation is $2,200, with a $1,100 deposit needed to schedule your appointment. The balance is due after you and your lawyer review the draft report and before receiving the final signed copy. 

    Interpreter Requirements:

    For immigration evaluations, the law requires an independent interpreter to ensure accuracy and impartiality, even if Dr. Long speaks your language. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity and fairness of the evaluation. If you already have an interpreter, they can either be physically with you or join via a video call. If you need us to provide an interpreter, we will handle all aspects of scheduling and ensure that the interpreter is integrated into the video conference for the duration of your evaluation. There is an additional fee of $200 for this service, facilitating clear and effective communication throughout the process.

    Scheduling Your Evaluation:

    To initiate scheduling, please fill out the provided form, which may take 1-2 hours to complete. Assistance from friends or family is encouraged if necessary. After form submission, you’ll receive a link to pay the deposit. Once we confirm your payment, Dr. Long will offer three options for the date and time of your evaluation; select what works best for you. Reports are typically ready within two weeks post-evaluation, with expedited services available for an additional fee.

    The more information you provide, the better your chance of a successful application!

    We have intentionally created open-ended questions to give you the opportunity to explain your situation in detail. The more information you can provide to Dr. Long, the better equipped she will be to identify the legal areas that may support your case. There may be hardships that you haven't considered or realized are relevant, but Dr. Long can only identify these if you provide her with comprehensive information. Please take your time and answer each question as thoroughly as possible, including any details you think might be important for understanding your unique circumstances.

  • Safety Protocol

    Please note that our forms do not send an automatic copy of your intake responses to protect your privacy. We use email solely for payment and scheduling communications.
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  • Your Immigration History

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  • Your Relationship with the U.S. citizen or permanent resident who subjected you to abuse.

  • The Beginning of Your Relationship

    It is very important to provide long and detailed answers to the following relationship questions.
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  • Decision to move in with {usCitizen}

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  • Engagement and Marriage History

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  • Married Life

  • History of Abuse

  • Before starting, it's important to understand that this assessment is crucial for collecting detailed information about your history of abuse for a VAWA application. Abuse of any kind is not tolerated. We will explore different types of abuse. Even if many of your answers are "no," it doesn't mean your VAWA application will fail. The goal is to gather as much relevant information as possible. Sometimes, what constitutes abuse may not be immediately recognized, so we cover a broad spectrum of situations. Remember, there's no set level of abuse required for your case to be considered valid. Your answers are confidential and will only be used for your VAWA petition. This assessment helps ensure that all abuse aspects are addressed in the application. Please answer honestly and take your time.

    If you feel more comfortable discussing these topics during your evaluation instead of writing them down, that's perfectly fine. You may leave these questions or any long-form answers blank and we can go over them in person during your session

  • Documentation of Abuse

    We recognize that victims of abuse often face significant challenges and risks when considering whether to disclose their experiences to others. There are many reasons why someone might not feel safe or able to report abuse, seek help, or document their experiences. Our goal is to document all available information thoroughly and compassionately, understanding that the absence of certain actions or evidence does not diminish the validity of your experience. Your safety and comfort are our primary concerns as we gather this information
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  • Background Information

    Answer these questions about your childhood and give us much information as you can.
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  • Impact of Abuse on Your Life

  • Mental Health

    Please give as much detail as possible in your answers.
  • Physical Health

  • Relationships before your Marriage to {usCitizen}

  • Document Submission for VAWA-Related Psychological Evaluation

    We recognize the challenges in gathering supporting documents under difficult circumstances. If you are unable to provide any documents, please know that it’s okay. However, if you have any evidence of abuse, battery, or extreme cruelty that you experienced, sharing them can be helpful for your evaluation.

    Marriage Related Records:

    • Text messages or letters exchanged with your spouse.
    • Photographs or videos from your wedding or other meaningful events.
    • Joint financial or legal documents (e.g., bank statements, lease agreements).
    • Marriage and divorce legal documents.
    • Receipts or communication about the wedding or ceremony event or planning.

    Abuse Related Records:

    • Police reports or records of incidents, if available
    • Medical records showing injuries related to abuse
    • Any relevant legal documents or court orders
    • Emails, texts, or other communications that demonstrate abuse or cruelty
    • Photographs that show injuries or other evidence of abuse
    • Statements or affidavits from people who are aware of your situation

    If your documents aren’t in a digital format, please take pictures using your phone and upload them to our platform. You can upload up to 20 files, with each file not exceeding 100 MB. You can select multiple files simultaneously or add them one by one. Click 'Browse Files' to begin uploading.

    Please be assured that your privacy is paramount. All information will be securely handled and used only for your evaluation. If you currently do not have any documents, you may still proceed with the evaluation and provide the documents at a later stage.

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